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Yay! Party!

I won! I can't believe it! I haven't done any schoolwork and haven't left my computer since seven in the morning, but I WON NaNoWriMo! They've certified me endless bragging rights, and I will use them, believe me.

50k! I can't believe it! All the stress is totally worth it! Of course, I have a lot of editing to do, but who cares??????

Proof:



See! I'll be posting excerpts, maybe, and maybe even the whole thing, soon.


My lovely winners certificate!


The prize that I'm most excited about however, is a free published copy of my book(with Savannah's cover on the front, I still would like one without the title)! Which is good, because otherwise it takes a lot of money to print one. 

Congrats to all the others who've one, and keep going, those of you which still have a little to go!



Amaranthine

Comments

  1. You rock girlfriend! Woot!

    Love how you covered your name in the photo... lol

    **Cheers and whistles and shouts for joy**

    VicKTorY!!!

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  2. Girlfriend, that's fabulous!! Have fun with those bragging rights!!

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  3. Congratulations!! Very excited for all the winners :D

    This is Abby's mom (from QCQ)... here is a link for you :)
    http://www.manicmother.com/2009/09/how-to-make-grab-my-button-box.html

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  4. I don't really know what it is you won, but it sounds awesome none-the-less. Congratulations!!!

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  5. http://www.nanowrimo.org/

    what have i been talking nonstop about for the past week, Alex? :P post something new on your blog for us to read, okay?

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  6. Hey Amaranthine you got that link on making buttons right? My mom commented above. And if you were looking for something else, let me know 'kay?

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  7. CONGRATS! I'm going to be winning soon to print out my next shiny new winners certifcate! I lost my 09 one. D;
    And i'm going to go upload that like right now.

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  8. I read your comment to my mom. You have to make the gadget an Html/javascript gadget and put the text from the box. Btw where can I find your email address? because the comment box won't accept advanced html codes.

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  9. Alex is so out of it. :)
    I know your feeling about the dream, Amarathine! I hate happy things like that--the part where you figure out it was just a dream.

    CONGRATS on winning!!!!!!!!

    ~Endor (too lazy to log in)

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  10. YAY AMARANTHINE!!!!!!! Great Job!! I finished a few days ago, 50,127 words. I'm so proud! Keep working Savannah! You can do it! Going on NaNo site next!!
    Jedi~Chick

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  11. YAY!!! You finished it!!! I knew you could do it! =D

    -Leia <3

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  12. Wow!! Congratulations!! That is so cool!!! Good job!!!

    -Barriss :-D

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  13. Okay, that comment was put in the completely wrong post. LOL! Just forget it. Ha ha!

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