#как_дела Не могу молчать! Только что дописала заключение и поставила точку в рукописи! Даже не верится 😱
Это, конечно, не финал. Впереди редактура, обложка, выбор названия — «вторые 80%», как говорит моя подруга. Но главное уже сделано. WOO-HOO! 🥳 Принимаю поздравления!
#как_дела Не могу молчать! Только что дописала заключение и поставила точку в рукописи! Даже не верится 😱
Это, конечно, не финал. Впереди редактура, обложка, выбор названия — «вторые 80%», как говорит моя подруга. Но главное уже сделано. WOO-HOO! 🥳 Принимаю поздравления!
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