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[zesty_pinto]

I'm moving slow with the content, but I'm moving, period, which is what I wanted to begin with. A lot of this is encounter building and narration so far anyway. I took a day off for Wednesday, so it's mostly just me by myself although it seems I left work with some actual things going on while I was away. Figures I would leave a mess while I'm out.

We spent the weekend visiting Maine for the first time in years. The last time I was there was I think when I was 13-15 or so. We didn't really go deep into the shorelines where cute smelly otters and lobster abounded, but we did explore Southern Portland a bit, which is a giant commercial district of chain restaurants and stores and a mall that seems to defy our modern world by being both full and busy with people.

Michelle mostly wanted to do this to make up for my birthday, which I think she still felt bad about and I think she thought I keep holding against her.

Today I'm writing more stuff for this D&D thing. Nothing really amazing; five freaking pages. Whoopdy doo. Still, it's good to have this distracting me.

Comments

[paynesgrey]

Any writing is good writing! Take care. <3

[zesty_pinto]

Thanks!

[raynedanser]

Gasp! And I missed you! ;-)

I think the Old Port may have worked better for you.

[zesty_pinto]

Ha, I forget that you're around there! Hopefully your hubby was not the guy who was wondering why this one Vermont plate made an illegal left turn on them as that did happen, ugh.

We went there mostly because it had a Popeye's. Chains are blah, but I take great exception to that one.

[zesty_pinto]

We'll give the Old Port a try if we try to explore again; this was our first attempt! I know I would eventually consider looking into getting ridiculously cheap seafood in the future so excused to head there are always welcome for me!

[rocket_to_neptune]

Ah. So jealous. I'd like to visit Maine one day. It sounds like a lovely little trip, even if it had less to do with otters and lobster.

[zesty_pinto]

It's a learning experience; we haven't really traveled that far up aside from one long trip to Quebec City that lead to many revelations about myself as an ugly American, ha!