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I've just realised that my blog still thinks I'm in the UK, so all the times on my posts are wrong. Can't decide if I should go in and edit them to fit, or not bother.
I think… on reflection… I just can't be arsed. I'll be back in the UK soon enough and then all will be normal again.
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I've just spent three hours mapping out my alleged career and thinking about what I want to do with my life. I think I've actually been fairly clear on that last point for a while, but putting it all down on paper (or rather, in pixels) just helps me to clarify that what I think I think really is what I think. Or maybe it just reaffirms it. Certainly it's been a good process for me to go through as I currently have more on my plate than I can manage so some of it is going to have to go. Luckily, my agent is willing to help me sort myself out, so I don't have to chew on this stuff all on my ownsome.
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