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I’ve lost count at this point. Debating if I should start counting it over again or just start off where the last numbered one left off.
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Returning to my old format and upload schedule. Probably won’t stick once school starts again, but let’s see if I can keep it up during the summer.
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I liked the format for last week’s author’s note, so I’m gonna do that again here.
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Vermont, USA
On the edge of the Maple Guardian’s forest
“Hey, man,” the hiker said, slightly out of breath from having to jog with a backpack on to keep up with me, “I gotta say thanks for helping me out.”
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Vermont, USA
Lookout Tower D
A forest perimeter guard was one of the easiest positions a Scout Elf could fill. It required no human interaction, had minimal day-to-day duties, and every single outpost was located smack dab in the middle of some of the most beautiful natural locations known to elf or man. Landing an FPG assignment fresh out of basic Scout Elf training would inevitably be followed by rumors of friends in high places circulating for months after deployment. At least, that was Harriet’s experience. Her rumors had been especially jealous, given she was one of those rare recruits who landed the job as her first assignment. She could see why. The job was great.
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1995
By the time New Years rolled around, Curtis woke up expecting a brand new slew of disasters. Between the inevitable rough patch that follows any change in management and Jack’s refusal to do anything, nearly every section of the North Pole had already faced some catastrophic failure he had to deal with. Alone. Every time. So when Curtis arrived at the stuffed animal production line to find a hurricane of stuffing and fake fur crashing in through a broken windowpane, he wasn’t surprised Jack was nowhere to be found. And, like every other time before, the situation was too much of an emergency for him to walk away from it and drag Jack back by his ear.
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It has come to my attention that I have no goddamn idea how long it takes me to write. Also, the corona virus can suck a bag of dicks.
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Hey everyone, I’m writing this the day before posting[1]Haha, yeah, no I didn’t. I’m late. My bad. and my brain is not cooperating. So I’m just gonna list things that have happened and provide commentary as it occurs to me.
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The holidays were fun. I didn’t end up writing much of anything over it, however. For some reason, changing direction, even in something as small as “I’ve finished Scene C, time to start Scene D!” always stalls me out. Probably because my lizard brain just panics about not knowing exactly what to do next. It’s so annoying. I have yet to find an effective way to combat it. Still looking. If anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them.
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