Fabulous! Why did I never receive a letter like this when I worked as an editor?
Brilliant! I love the way your mind works.
Clever 😉
admitting things are the first step right? 🙂
I liked your approach to Grace. Nice job.
Clever response, Christi!
It’s a lucky editor that has a writer so willing accept edits. And in an age of electronic communication, the personal hand written note is pretty special, too. Great Work.
Cool take on the prompt. Love how you have it handwritten on note paper. Nice touch!♥
Very clever, love it!!
Idk how you come up with these great posts from week to week or the happenings of your originality, but I love it!
Beautiful. I also loved your handwriting. 🙂
Yes, why didn’t I ever get letters like this when I was an editor?! Such a clever take on the prompt. Color me envious.
Very Clever. You let your imagination lose, and you did pretty well!
A clever take on the prompt. Loved the way you presented it.
Hahaha Famous last words! Great presentation < 3
wickedly good. very 50 shades:)
Please tell me that’s not your actual handwriting. It’s too perfect. (Also loved your take on the prompt. Someday you and I need to show up at Stephenie Meyers’ house with torches and pitchforks.)
It is my handwriting! It is too perfect! I usually write messier. Yes, let’s plan that visit with SM. 🙂
wow, that was quick but so good!
Ha.. yes this was good.
Great take and lovely format too.
And I bet Grace is celebrating the end of her responsibility with that manuscript, too! Loved this!
I love that this is saucy – no, sexy – and such an insightful peek into the relationship between editor and writer. Very very well done. Loved it. Thanks for linking it up!
     
So original – love the direction your mind ran!
Fabulous! Why did I never receive a letter like this when I worked as an editor?
Brilliant! I love the way your mind works.
Clever 😉
admitting things are the first step right? 🙂
I liked your approach to Grace. Nice job.
Clever response, Christi!
It’s a lucky editor that has a writer so willing accept edits. And in an age of electronic communication, the personal hand written note is pretty special, too. Great Work.
Cool take on the prompt. Love how you have it handwritten on note paper. Nice touch!♥
Very clever, love it!!
Idk how you come up with these great posts from week to week or the happenings of your originality, but I love it!
Beautiful. I also loved your handwriting. 🙂
Yes, why didn’t I ever get letters like this when I was an editor?! Such a clever take on the prompt. Color me envious.
Very Clever. You let your imagination lose, and you did pretty well!
A clever take on the prompt. Loved the way you presented it.
Hahaha Famous last words! Great presentation < 3
wickedly good. very 50 shades:)
Please tell me that’s not your actual handwriting. It’s too perfect. (Also loved your take on the prompt. Someday you and I need to show up at Stephenie Meyers’ house with torches and pitchforks.)
It is my handwriting! It is too perfect! I usually write messier. Yes, let’s plan that visit with SM. 🙂
wow, that was quick but so good!
Ha.. yes this was good.
Great take and lovely format too.
And I bet Grace is celebrating the end of her responsibility with that manuscript, too! Loved this!
I love that this is saucy – no, sexy – and such an insightful peek into the relationship between editor and writer. Very very well done. Loved it. Thanks for linking it up!
50 Shades of Lemony Snicket, it seems
Good one, sweetie!