NaNoWriMo Winner & The Mysterious Letter

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Uploaded by on Dec 8, 2009

I reached 50,000 words on November 26, 2009 on Thanksgiving Day in my Enigma novel.

Also, I received a mysterious letter from the government.

Confetti are of little angels.

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  • congrats on NaNoWriMo!

    and wow, that's a strange letter. lol

  • Dear Jimmy,

    Strange letter doesn't begin to express what I felt when I first read it. One of my friends heard about the "sad news" and now she is coming up with all kinds of creative ideas to throw a wake for me. She started writing my eulogy and she wants to make buttons with "Goodbye Wenona. Long live Buffy!" She said she took it as a sign from God that my old life is gone and I am to celebrate my new found life. It's now my time of rebirth.

    Warm regards,

    Buffy

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  • Buffy,

    Sorry it took me so long to watch/respond. I just finished a 10 page English paper.

    Firstly, CONGRATS on winning, in case I didn't already tell you that.

    Secondly, that letter would have freaked me out. I hope you got it all fixed. It's crazy but also kind of really funny. I can't believe that actually happened!

    -Tally

  • I'd be very unsettled if a letter like that came in the mail. Just the impact of reading those words makes me shiver.

    Congrats on finishing NaNo!! Way positive feedback that you're getting.

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