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    • The last film I watched was Hitman. It was both entertaining and thought provoking. 
    • This is something I've noticed when I start drafting a chapter. Usually, when I start with a chapter, I have a general idea where I'm going, and a few ideas about scenes that I want to show. I initially think: this will be a short chapter. I just need to get them to this point, and say these things. For example: I just drafted a chapter that I thought would be short.  I wasn't sure if I could 2000 words out of what I thought I wanted to say. However, it took me a few paragraphs to set up the story, and some of the moments needed a lot of explanation to fully develop the situation.  I finished the draft, and it was 5k words. I often add more in my second draft.  My final product will likely be 6k, which is a lot for chapter that I didn't think I would have enough content. FTR- it's a lot deeper than I expected, since I developed a secondary character a lot more than I thought she would be.
    • Long time time listener, first time caller! Firstly, I have to say, thank you for the posts, they keep some humour in what is an otherwise boring life. I wanted to add the ID Slip Maxis are actually pretty good. I've used them now for a few years and as much as I'll be the first to stand up and say I hate damn cloth backed nappies, I use these with an Ontex booster and can get half a day. They don't have any elastic front or back but I use 10cm wide strip of elastic with velcro (like a belt) and they are good.   In saying the above, I had NO IDEA about LDU and being that my everyday go to is the Betterdry, I'm absolutely gutted because I have none left and was about to buy some when I got paid 😔. I was going to get them direct from the US but the cost was phenomenal, around $210 AUD for a case of 60 and another $380 AUD for postage. What a crazy world we live it 🫠
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