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Would you mind if I used this in a presentation? I’ll give you credit, of course. (The context would be how self-published authors should respond to reviews and the presentation is for GeekGirlCon.) Thanks!
I just absolutely like-a-whole-lot this one!
Are these metaphorical fires or real ones? ;-)
One of your best ever (out of a lot of really, really awesome accomplishments)!
Genius! Absolute genius!
This is brilliant! Been going through a bit of fires lately, so this is a great reminder…merci!
Love it. Absolutely love it. This should be on public service announcements.
Can you Sell this as a poster?
Brilliant!
I’m getting this tattooed on my forehead. In reverse, so I can read it whenever I encounter a mirror.
Wait, maybe I should have it BRANDED on. That would be hot.
*groans*
So much love for you.
Excellent!
Best one yet! Fantastic advice for all of us!
I need this on a t-shirt. This one is brilliant!
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