The synopsis, the query, and the insomnia

It all came together this evening.  Something about the smell of the rain outside, I'm not sure, but round about midnight I pulled Art's laptop into bed with me and the synopsis came pouring out of me.  This after five failed attempts over the course of several weeks.  After that, I was so giddy I couldn't sleep, so got up, sat down at my computer, and out came the query letter.  On a roll, I figured after re-reading them both five times a couple submissions couldn't hurt.  

Question 1: Is the editing done?

Yes and no.  I know, should prospective agents stumble on this I'll be crucified, but honestly, I am at the point where I think I need to hand the manuscript over to a higher power, a professional power.  No, it's not perfect, and I can even see where some of the weak points are, I'm just not sure about how to fix them.

Question 2: Don't you think you should wait until you have a sleep-rested brain to work with?

Definitely not.  I always used to write my best work in the small wee hours, and I really feel in my bones that what I created tonight represents my work as best I can.  

So now it begins.  I'm making a 100 query pledge.  100 rejections before I even consider giving up.  Maybe it will take 1000, but more than likely once I get 100 rejections from agents I'll just move onto the publishers directly. Making a mental note here to go buy a rejection binder for my first ever foray into novel submissions.  I feel so very grown up alluva sudden.