I'm taking them to the graduate office tomorrow morning and then I'll be completely done. I've made three copies on bond (25% cotton rag/20 lb. paper) and ten copies to regular paper. The process has consumed one ream of bond, three reams of copy & print paper, four ink cartridges, 26 labels, and 13 large manila envelopes. It took approximately 10 hours to print, at 40-45 minutes per print. But you know what? It's done! Completely done. Three to five months from now, I'll have bound copies. I couldn't be happier!
‘How High’ Buttermilk Biscuits
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Wow! That has got to be an amazing feeling!
ReplyDeleteIt is! I took them to the grad office this morning, but started to freak out that something might be wrong with them and that they'll need to be reprinted. I'm such a basket-case sometimes! The big empty space on my desk looks really... strange, though. But, I'm sure I'll be used to it in no time. :)
ReplyDeleteI actually love that feeling of "no turning back". At that point, no matter what, the ordeal is OVER, and a giant weight has been lifted.
ReplyDeleteAgreed! Although, my issue became the fear that it wasn't done. That something would be wrong with them and I'd have to spend another $150 printing them all over again. LOL.
ReplyDeleteWow, you are just a few steps away from seeing the fruit of your labor. Congratulations!
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