Mandy Haynes
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I am a natural born storyteller - if you don't believe me just ask my mother. I started putting my stories on paper (consistently) six years ago. I'm currently working on a novel and have a collection of short stories almost ready to publish.Member of 5 Meetups
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Hi Mandy! Check out this writers seminar! I think you would love this chic!
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I will certainly check it out. Thank you!
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I JUST finished a freelance project that has just about killed me this week. So I'm going to scramble tonight and tomorrow morning to get my story together. I'll bring copies tomorrow. It's not long, so we can go through it tomorrow. See you then!
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Sure no problem, I will bring another one. I know you can do anything you put your mind to. Support and tools really help. We also have a 5 week teleconference that enhances the book just as an fyi. blessings Miranda
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Miss you tonight!
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I think maybe a nut is the nicest thing I have ever been called, and I have been called a lot things. I see Michael Turner has made a reference to a "commaholic." Well, I think I'm wunna them, 'cause I kin reed ritin' that's rote right, 'n I kin rite sum reedin', but I cain't reed this ritin' cause' it's rote rotten! I corrected an officious lady who wrote our church bulletin in re using an apostrophe when adding S to change singular to plural. Her response: "I have a Master's degree in English!
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Ah, for the commaholic . . . a comma page from Purdue: http://bit.ly/adtWr
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I couldn't make it as well. I look forward to meeting you next time:)
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So nice to meet you today! I can't wait to read about overalls instead of dresses!
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Well, he needs to advertise it the right way and not sound like he's an expert on anything.
