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:bananadance:Today’s contest: The Next Nora–which three of these five signs REALLY happened to me and indisputably foretell my future success? (No, I’m not desperate, why do you ask?) Pick the three signs that are true (post just once!) and I’ll draw from the correct responses for a PAX t-shirt!
1) I grew up in the same Washington,D.C. suburb as Nora.
2) We are both Mary Stewart fans.
3) The day I mailed my last book, one of my dogs pooped in the perfect shape of a Rita Award.
4) We both took a little over a year to sell our first book after we started writing.
5) I was in the same elevator with Nora at the Dallas RWA conference and breathed her air.
So, for a PAX t-shirt, which three signs are real? Distract me as I await my hair appointment or comfort me if I’m upset when I get back! :shock:
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You grew up in the same Washington,D.C. suburb as Nora.
You both took a little over a year to sell your first book after you started writing.
You were in the same elevator with Nora at the Dallas RWA conference and breathed her air.
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Hope your hair turns out great.
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Hope you have a relaxing time at your hair appt. with terrific results.
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May your haircut go well!
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Dog poop
elevator
I notice not many people are going for the dog poop option :rotfl: I think I must be obsessed!!!
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1) I grew up in the same Washington,D.C. suburb as Nora.
2) We are both Mary Stewart fans.
4) We both took a little over a year to sell our first book after we started writing.
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P.S. My package arrived yesterday! Thank you, thank you for the book! :bananadance:
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both Mary Stewart fans
both took a little over a year
in the elevator with her:lol:
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Interesting thing to remember about Nora, who is one of my all time favorite authors, is that she was originally rejected, too! Now she sells something like 13 million copies of books a year. Someone once told me, but it could be an urban legend, that Nora received a rejection that suggested she not write anymore.
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Besides, wouldn’t you have told us THEN that your dog made such great poop?
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2) We are both Mary Stewart fans.
5) I was in the same elevator with Nora at the Dallas RWA conference and breathed her air.
So, did I win? :bananadance:
Hugs,
Marcy
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2. You are both Mary Stewart fans
4. You both took a little over a year to sell our first book after we started writing.
5. You were in the same elevator with Nora at the Dallas RWA conference and breathed her air.
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I’ll guess you’re both Mary Stewart fans, you both took a little over a year to sell, and you were in the same elevator and you breathed her air.
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4) We both took a little over a year to sell our first book after we started writing.
1) I grew up in the same Washington,D.C. suburb as Nora.
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Alyssa
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I’ll go for 1, 2, 4. I know two of them are right but I don’t know about the other. You’ve been cagey about where you grew up. Did you always intend to let us answer that question?
I’ve started the BEAST! Great atmosphere on the island and the characters are well-defined. Love them. At the moment they’re just reviewing who looked through the apartment and could have dropped of the containment serum.:?:
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I’m going with 1) same suburb, 2) Mary Stewart fan and 4)took over a year to sell your first book.
I love Nora Roberts Too!
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Anyway, love the hair..it fits you! Saundra