On the other hand



I made a special award for myself. See?
If you made the list, feel free to steal the award for yourself.

Heck, steal it if you feel like you deserve it or if you just want it. It's not like the award says which Karen I'm talking about. If you have a friend named Karen you might want to get her to make a list of "Authors Not.... " and put you on it.

Comments

  1. Dee Tenorio9:29 PM

    ROFL, Kate! I am SOOOO stealing this!

    HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHA!
    Dee

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  2. Kate9:35 PM

    yeah, I should make one for just you that says. "And she LOVES my books."

    (Not that I'm jealous of your reviews or your writing or anything.)

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  3. Karen Scott8:33 AM

    I like that.

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  4. Rosie10:43 AM

    Words to send shivers down anyone's spine "I made Karen's list..." What a photo, now that's an award you can sink your teeth into! : )

    ReplyDelete
  5. Corn Dog1:41 AM

    HA HA HA HA...THIS IS FABULOUS

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