I'm allowed to use a new badge!

Yes, having managed all of the posts for the last month i can proudly (i mean that in the proper sense of a sense of positive achievement rather than the deadly sin variety) display the survivors badge for NaBloPoMo. Not sure where in the sidebar I will put it, but it looks like this

Thanks to Quilly for the very encouraging comment on my last post! I will aim to pepper my blog liberally with profound thoughts! And if I get some time over the next few days I will endeavour to tell you a little of what's gone on in my universe for the past month...

Comments

OC or Q said…
Hey! Last year I did NaBloPoMo. I posted every single day for the entire month -- and I did not receive any kind of acknowledgment whatsoever for my trouble. How come you get a nifty badge?
10:38 am
Dr.John said…
Congratulations. I am proud of you. Plus I got the titles of some great book. Everybody wins.
1:56 pm
Anonymous said…
Congratulations! Now you can come play TGQDC!
11:25 pm
AmPowerBlog said…
Just keep posting, brother!
8:00 pm
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