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Even Worse Than Yesterday

Even Worse Than Yesterday

It's hard to believe that I wrote less today than yesterday. After all, I only wrote eight paragraphs yesterday. Unfortunately, it's true. I barely got one-third written today. That's three out of eight paragraphs written today. How did that happen?

It's mainly because of what my brother and I had to do today. We had much to do today, mainly because we were getting a new used car. It happened, but it took us most of the afternoon to accomplish this. As a result, I only had about an hour to work on the DeathBringer Movie Introduction Story Outline.

It's not all because we are getting our new used car. That was our main problem today, but it wasn't the only one. We had a few other problems we needed to get done today. Some of them were at home, but some weren't. It was the ones at home that stopped me from writing the most.

Overall, I could have devoted about an hour to writing this DeathBringer project, but my brother kept interrupting me for one reason or another. I have problems concentrating on my writing when I get interrupted every five seconds. I have been having some problems writing these paragraphs as it is without being interrupted by my brother.

I expected writing these paragraphs for the DeathBringer Story Outline would be hard. After all, I must condense three to four scenes into a paragraph. I didn't expect it to be this hard. The car situation and my brother's interruptions are a problem, but so are my paragraphs.

My brother and I have at least one thing to do tomorrow. We are finalizing the purchase of our new used car tomorrow morning. That should be finalized by noon. I may have the whole afternoon to work on this project. I hope I do, but I won't count on that until it happens. After all, I have thought that way numerous times before.

We do have one thing happening tomorrow besides getting our new used car. We are expecting a delivery before eleven PM WDC time. One of us must be home when it arrives, but that shouldn't affect my writing. It might, though. After all, I write from the back of our duplex.

It's hard for me to hear what's happening at the front of my duplex, especially when I have my television on—and it's on most of the time. It doesn't matter whether I can hear them because they don't acknowledge they are there. Delivery services like FedEx, UPS, and Amazon have a terrible habit of just dropping off deliveries without notification.

Hopefully, I will have most or all of tomorrow afternoon to work on the DeathBringers Story Outline. I hope I do because, at this rate, I will be lucky if I finish this phase of the project by the October Prep Challenge, let alone the Scene Outline, which I must finish before then.