ie, 8 weeks of ridiculous statistical analysis.
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When I first played D&D as a freshman in college, it was all I could talk about. My writing assignments for English 101 were all D&D-based. I re-wrote Red Riding Hood as play about a Read more…
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In my blog post on overcoming bitterness, I talk about wanting to act like the person future-famous-me would be proud to have been. It sometimes helps, to remind myself of that, when I read about Read more…
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Nyla · July 10, 2016 at 1:05 pm
The waiting is the worst part. Looking at the stats of rejections makes you wonder why anyone tries…yet we keep trying.
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