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The last posting for the month (and we're going to talk about 'Six per cycle:  stupid idea or really stupid idea?' in the blog soon) wound up operating on something of a push off/pull in cycle.  For the last few days, I've been feeling tired.  A little sick and my temperature is normal so no one panic.  And because I had already gotten to four postings, I thought I could take a little time, waiting until I felt better before trying for the last.

And then I saw the weather forecast.

The short version:  the 31st is a storm.  High winds, possibly over a foot of snow in the hours before it passes -- and it may not phase out of here for a day and a half.  So not only could I not risk deadline pressure, I had the very real possibility of seeing my power knocked out before the last hours counted down.  

My notes had been transcribed into the New Chapter page for a while.  I had to go for it today.

So now I can exhale a little as January runs out -- if not for everything which has been going on in my life (again, blog going up soon) and having to dread a foot-plus of snow plus possible power outage.  But at least I won't be racing the clock, and 9100 words have brought Cerea into the next phase of her story.

Two last things before I make sure I know where my towel is.  (And shovel.  I'm gonna need a shovel.)

*  I put up a new microfic on World's Shortest Crossovers.  (At a mere 501 words, it's a freebie.)

*  No one in this neighborhood will shovel out my car in exchange for money.

No.  One.

This is not a high-ambition neighborhood.

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It had been hard enough, being one of the first. With the walls dropped, leaving her nation, her herd, traveling to Japan and trying to exist among so many strangers... every day had been a challenge. But she'd tried. Day by day, hoofstep by hoofstep, she'd felt she was finding her place in the human world.

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Andrew Pam

Best of luck with the weather!