I did it! I posted something every day in November 2009

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I did it. Yesterday was the last post for November. Now I have succeeded in posting something on this blog for 30 days for NaBloPoMo 2009!
Now I can finally let my cat Sara get back to blogging and I can take a rest.
Happy December!
Anna
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