I don’t know why this one was so, so hard to get done. I had so many problems, redos, edits, and it took me days to finally finish it. But whew–here it is!
On to Book 4, The Falcon in the Barn. (Maybe in a couple of days–I need to regroup my head and my ability to read out loud.)
(Hurricane Ian was gentle with us. Let us keep power but took away our internet for a time. Now I’m able to process and upload what I recorded during the long weekend.)
Chapter 26, “Snakes, cats–I know you hate them all,” is another one of my favorite chapters because it’s one I didn’t “write” as much as I “transcribed”.
This part of the story appeared in my head, as quickly as I could type it. About 85% of the chapter was a surprise to me, and why I realized early on I couldn’t really make a full outline of the books because I didn’t know what was coming until suddenly I was tapping out the words. This chapter helped me realize there was a LOT more story that would take place later, which I hadn’t even begun to imagine.
Fortunately, I didn’t need to. When it came to those chapters, they, too, were downloaded straight into my mind for me to copy. I’m just not this smart or insightful.
Aaaaannd another one (I better not get cocky at my rate of recording–this pace will likely not last).
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