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I Can't Believe This Has Happened

I Can’t Believe
This Has Happened

Please don’t ask me how I did this, but I not only got Part Three of my DeathBringers mini-series finished, I also got Part Four of this four-part mini-series written during my first twelve-hour shift at work this weekend. That’s fifty-eight paragraphs I got written for these Story Outlines.

That is ten paragraphs for the Part Three Deathbringers Story Outline, and forty-eight paragraphs for the Part Four DeathBringers Story Outline. I still don’t know how I got that many paragraphs written in about ten hours. All that I can think of is that it’s the end of this mini-series.

It wasn’t just the number of paragraphs that I got written during this twelve-hour shift. I also had a lot of updating to do on my sentence Scene Outlines, especially for the first half of my Part Four Story Outline. If I remember correctly, I also had a lot in my Part Three Story Outline.

It’s been so long since I wrote the paragraphs for my Part One and Part Two Story Outlines, but I probably also had a lot of updating for these sentence Scene Outlines. I should have updated my Act Breakdowns and sentence Story Outlines, but I didn’t update them, especially the last two.

Not only did I get these two DeathBringers Story Outlines finished early yesterday evening to early this morning, but I also had about an hour to start working on the first four Episodes for this anthology television series. I decide not to start working on Episode One today.

Instead, I decided to start working on my blog entry for today. Usually, I wait until I get home from work to start working on my blog entry for today. Sometimes, I will do this while I’m at work, especially if I have about a half an hour to an hour to work on it. Today I had about an hour.

Will I get this blog entry finished before I get out of work at six AM WDC time? Since I have an hour to finish writing it instead of a half an hour, I should get it finished before then. I’m not going to count on that happening until it does, though. After all, I have thought that way before.

It usually takes me anywhere from half an hour to forty-five minutes to write a blog entry. Usually, it’s about forty-five minutes to an hour before I finish writing it. Either way that I look at it, I should be able to get this blog entry finished before I leave work this morning.

What about the first four episodes for my DeathBringers anthology television series? Will I get it finished early this evening and early tomorrow morning? I did it today with ten extra paragraphs. There is no reason why I can’t do it early this evening to early tomorrow morning.

Whether I can get all of the Episode One Story Outline written during my second twelve-hour shift this weekend, I’m going to get as many paragraphs as I can. Hopefully, early this evening and early tomorrow morning will be the same as early yesterday evening and early today.