April 3, 2011 by Sandra Hanks
Paradise Preoccupied is very close to receiving its 4,000th comment. Wow.
In appreciation, and because I find it fun, whoever posts number 4,000 will get a free copy of “It Gets Verse”.
If you’ve already purchased the eBook … well … hm … I’ll write a story just for you.
A collection of my short stories:
I'm in this one, too ...
And I'm in here, as well ...
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Paradise Preoccupied 
I want a story! I want a story!
Did I win a story yet?
You will get a story …
4,000 comments, that is impressive. Way to go, Sandra!
You are awesome!!!!
Sandra is very awesome! Almost my heroine – I’ve never had one of those before so I can’t admit to having one at my age!
well, Sandra… i dont know if im number 4000, but i need to get your book. Im sure its wonderful like everything else you write!!!! Love you!
xo
How do I order it?
Just tell me you want it, Robin, and I’ll send you the details …
Very cool my dear 🙂
Paradise is truly preoccupied with the utmost beauty, her mind, her spirit, elegant personality, thank god for pour lovely, the one and only Sandra Hanks. Then follows her admirable work and wonderful contribution to this planet earth, our paradise.
Awwwww. Thanks, Ash!
Thank you, Ash, for making me blush this morning …
Well Sandra, since it’s free…
Guess what, I am just about to sign off final proofs of the Pongo trilogy. I know, I know, you’ve heard it all before, but this time I’m serious. So, I need to revisit that publishing/distribution plan we talked about. Are you still handily placed?
Congrats on the success of your blog.
Conor
Let’s talk, Conor. Can’t wait to see the books!
comment. 🙂
Tricky, Amy. I like it!
I missed my chance for the 320 million in the last giant lotto. Winning a copy of your book would make up for that. And as an added bonus I will write you a letter. By hand. On a piece of highly cmpressed wood pulp or perhaps I’ll splurge and use a piece of even more highly compressed piece of cotton linen.
See. Every now and then I actually pay attention.
Recently rediscovering an old friend from our good old, bad old days, and then also discovering her new (new to me that is) writing talent and unique voice here is all the best (sur)prize I could hope for! Thank you for stumbling onto me, for dashing off a shout out, and especially for introducing me to your corner of the world!
:(( I missed out – it has been a busy week so I’m a little behind schedule.
I like the sound of TML’s description of “good old, bad old days”. That would not have been you, would it?