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You've Been Inked Award



Well, I have came up with my own little award. I call it my INKED award. I can award this trophy to whomever I like for whatever reason I want. Maybe to congratulate someone. Maybe to thank someone. Maybe to offer sympathy or an apology. Just whatever I want. It's my award, I created and I can give it out to anyone!!

My first INKED  goes to Jessa Russo! Congratulations on landing a publishing contract. Please, please let us all know when we can finally read EVER!!

I feel like I've known Jessa as a writing friend, although I have never met her or spoken to her. We have, after all, been through three contests together! It's like running a marathon together. We keep cheering each other on, towards the finish line. Go, Jessa, go! You can do it! And finally, the hard work has paid off and there will be a printed book to show for it. It's only appropriate I give credit where credit is due. YAY!!!

Jessa, you've been INKED:)

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  1. This is soooooo cool! Thank you so much! I am honored to be the VERY FIRST person to be inked! I'm so happy! Thank you! And yes, I would be more than happy to do an interview. I hope I don't disappoint you! :-)

    My email address is emailjessarusso at gmail dot com

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    1. You will not disappoint me, I am sure of that! I look forward to it. You will be spotlighted on my amazing Curiosity Quills Carnival and Blog Tour coming up next month! I will get your questions sent over soon. Thanks so much.

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  2. YAY!!!!!!!! Couldn't have gone to a more worthy woman:D

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    1. I am sure about that! Thanks so much for chiming in. What a lovely compliment. I adore the friendship interaction between you two:)

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    2. Yeah, our husbands are worried. :D

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  3. I can't wait to read Ever, either. I've been following along her journey for a while now, too. Congrats again on the pub contract! :)

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    1. Hasn't it been a fun journey to watch, Laura? Thanks for visiting! I hope to see you around more often:)

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  4. Thank you ladies!!! xoxo

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    1. You are welcome, Jessa! Hasn't it been a great day? It has for me anyway:)

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    1. It's an award well deserved. I loved creating it and it was even more fun to hand it out!

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    1. Hi Jill! I'm so glad you took the time to stop by and say hi! You should be a proud Mom. I'm so excited for Jessa:)

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    3. Awww, thanks Mama! This made me grin.

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    1. Hi Krystal! I'm am so happy you stopped by. This made my day:)

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