Now...off to do a little celebration before I dive into the edits.
Posted by Rhaythe (Member # 7857) on :
Congratulations! Posted by jcc2k4 (Member # 7867) on :
Wow, I'm very envious of you. Congratulations.
Posted by JeanneT (Member # 5709) on :
Congrats!
Two of the most beautiful words in the language.
Posted by Bent Tree (Member # 7777) on :
Here Here. I raise my glass to you.
Posted by InarticulateBabbler (Member # 4849) on :
Congratulations!!!
Posted by Patrick James (Member # 7847) on :
I remember those words... Only I can't remember what they're for, I know I used them once... Congratulations!
Posted by NoTimeToThink (Member # 5174) on :
...I don't it means what you think it means...
Congratz!
Posted by Robert Nowall (Member # 2764) on :
Nothing more satisfying than being able to say: "I have written something."
Posted by Pyre Dynasty (Member # 1947) on :
The two sweetest words in the language, pity they have to be followed with the E word.
Conflagurations.
Posted by Toby Western (Member # 7841) on :
I think SpongeBob Squarepants once said something like, "In my end is my beginning."
Sincere congratulations though, from one whose beginning is more often than not his end!
Posted by Tiergan (Member # 7852) on :
Congratulations.
Posted by Christine (Member # 1646) on :
Thanks!
Yeah, "THE END" doesn't quite man done, but it's still pretty satisfying.
Posted by Darth Petra (Member # 7126) on :
I can't wait until I can type those words.
Why did I ever think writing would be fun?
Posted by Robert Nowall (Member # 2764) on :
Well, some people will start with THE END and then fill in everything back to front...Gone With the Wind, reportedly, was written that way...
