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That was very kind of Jeremy to say that.
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There’s a key link from Bruno to Jay, she desperately wanted some sort of higher meaning, while rationally being unable to believe there could be.
And who does BRUNO have to complain to? Thank goodness for telephones.
I remember this being a big revelation for me. It’s something I still have to occasionally remind myself of.
I think this sums up how I romantically look at traveling, and how it ends up looking in reality.
And I will be at the science fiction convention “Norwescon†in the Dealers Room all weekend (Thur-Sun), in Seatac WA, so stop by! (sadly, no Book #2 yet, I won’t have it for another couple weeks). And on Thursday and Saturday go-to-guy/author/madman Daniel Wolff will be at my table too! The hours are Thursday 4-8, Friday 11-6, Saturday 11-6, and Sunday 11-4.
it’s always different when I go back things, but in my imagination it’s always the same.
It’s funny when people who think too much try to explain why they’re being rational.
It was interesting to try to write snippets of a story, without a lot of plan, and have it sporadically in the strip. I think it’s not great, but is a silly fun little side story in the strip.
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I think Jeremy’s first reply is very astute. However, perhaps Bruno simply wishes for something to complain about, and working at the convenience store WON’T inspire change.
As a writer of serial stories, I found sometimes when in a rut it helped to bring a big changer in so everyone in the story would have to deal with it. With Little Dee, it was a minivan full of penguins.
