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Merry Monday: Fighting My Way Through

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I'm not sure what to say. I'm trying to stay positive. It's been a tough day from horrible internet interactions to a lung test, which has left me feeling awful. I'm still jittery from too much Ventolin. Also, I discovered I forgot to take my Vitamin D for the past couple of days. Ugh! But I'm starting to feel much better now that it's kicking in.

But whatever else the week throws at me, Ottawa Comiccon 2016 starts on Friday. Several friends have booths and I can't wait to escape from the regular world for awhile. Time to plan what panels I'm going to attend!

I'm enjoying my new rear brakes on Pixie. She's so quiet inside now that it's weird. I'm so thankful I have a financial advisor to ensure I have emergency funds when major things happen.

I figured out my novel lacks set up, so that's what I'm currently working on. I'm also having a rather large dilemma. I have my character become a Page, but she's older than the Page Program allows for. I'll need to do something creative to make that work. I need her in the House of Commons. I think I just figured out a plot reason why/how...

I should really do some dishes. My place could do with a good cleaning.

Ciao,
R~

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