let me quote mat bloody cauthon:

light burn me,it's about bloody time!!!!

Wow, #2?  Cool.

How do I feel?  Very conflicted. but very excited.

I think I was more excited about the penultimate book than this one.  With Towers of Midnight, there was still another book to look forward to!

excited and a bit sad.

On one hand I'm super excited to see how the story ends. There are lots of character and story threads to finish and it's exciting to see how they all come together. On the other hand, I've spend a large part of my life in these books and I'm very sad to see it end and know there are no more new adventures to look forward to with the characters I've grown-up with.

I am excited to see how it ends not that fact that it is ending. I am just very thankful that we had Brandon Sanderson who was able and willing to be able to give us and ending to this series. but another good thing is that books can always be reread over and over and over and over again.

Sad that Robert Jordan isn't here to see it, but pleased to get resolution to many questions.

Incredibly excited, its bittersweet though: it IS the end.

It is the end of one cycle and the beginning of a new one.  To see this series finally come to a conclusion will be a sight never before seen.

Waiting with baited breath to read the ending of an Age that the Creator himself came up with to craft this series around..

I have been waiting and so excited. I do agree though that it is a little sad to see it is ending. I loved each new entry in the series.

I can't wait to find out how it ends but knowing it's the last is very bitter sweet.

I have mixed feelings about the series coming to an end. I started reading the WoT when I was a young teen and I instantly felt a connection with all of the characters that made me feel like I had a family. Knowing how everything ends is exciting, but at the same time, I want everything to keep going. My life revolved around the morals, actions, and companionship that everyone shared. As Timelord says, it's bittersweet.

There are niether beginnings nor endings here?......of sorts

The Wheel of Time has consumed so much of my life, I am both so excited that I cannot wait to get my hands on the book, and I dread that when I finally do, that this epic adventure, this awe inspiring sage, will finally be over, but all things must end.

I am (a) eager to finally see the ending that I have been waiting for all these years and (b) sad that James Rigney did not live to complete the books himself (and, I would have hoped, kept writing for many more years yet).  I have been assuming that the forces of the Light come out victorious somehow.  If not, I will be really irked. 

It's time to announce our final set of winners!

I have listened to 11 of these books, and have just downloaded Book 12.  At a daunting 32 hours and change, it will make my travels next week very exciting.  I am looking forward to the next two.

Just bought AMOL.....very excited to see what the Wheel wills!