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A hair over twenty-five thousand words and at the halfway point. They may not all be good words, but they're mine and I think I can make it all the way. Wish me luck.
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Total Number of Comments: 4
the second half of anything always feels shorter than the first
Yeah and I can imagine that the second half of this month will feel REALLY short. So no slacking on my part.
About chapter 18, come on! Not her!!!!
It was hard. You just don't know.