Friday, September 23, 2011

To the Revisions Cave!

You read that right, and you all know what that means. I'm going to be knee deep in revisions for a few weeks, and therefore, not much blogging. (You may be thinking, "But Renee, you NEVER blog." Yeah, yeah, yeah, keep your smart aleck comments to yourself.)

If you are wondering about the contest, your entries still count! There will STILL be a winner from my blog. The lovely Kristen has agreed to announce my blog's winner over at her place at the end of the contest.

Repeat: I will not be announcing the winner from my blog here. See HERE during the first week of October to see if you've won.

Good luck to all the entrants! I'm rooting for you. (Yes, YOU, not the others. ;) ) I wish I could be there, but like I said, I shall be deep in the Revisions Cave.
On a related note: remember when Batman ROCKED? When he wasn't out to impress people with cheesy, ripped muscles. Or speed. Or . . . being hot. PLEASE. He was Bat-freaking-man. And if you had a problem with that, he'd KABLAMMY your face.

Also, was I the only one to have a childhood crush on The Robin?

Catch you all later!

18 comments:

Unknown said...

KAPOW!

That's my way of wishing you the best success in the revision cave.

Jill Hathaway said...

Good luck on revisions! I'll be joining you soon!

Candice said...

Yay, revisions! This means good things are coming my way in the future. BAM!

Chantele Sedgwick said...

Holy buckets batman! ;) And yay for revisions! Good luck with yours!!! I'm hoping to start some of mine in the next few weeks! Woot! :D

Miriam Forster said...

*pokes head out of editing cave*

I know EXACTLY HOW YOU FEEL. Good luck!''

*disappears again*

J.R. Johansson said...

revisions! Yay! Also, old Batman and Robin look kind of twig-like in that picture. How did they ever manage to scare bad guys away without a gun or a gunshow a.k.a. big biceps? It's a mystery. ;-P

Small Town Shelly Brown said...

I don't know how I JUST saw this but
Yes, Robin was a cutie!

Renee Collins said...

hehe, thanks guys. One of these days I'll post again.

Probably . . .

Heather said...

Have fun revising (my favorite part of the process. Yes, I know how weird I am ;)! I hope they go smooth and easy for you.

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Chad Morris said...

Made me laugh out loud. It was the Kablammy your face line. . . . genius.

And sorry, I didn't think Robin was hot.

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Revision sucks!

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Revisions really can feel like disappearing into a cave for a while! I love how the post captures both the humor and the hard work that comes with revising a manuscript. It’s encouraging to see other writers sharing their own revision experiences and cheering each other on through the process.

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