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The Many Lives of Genevieve
30 Pages, 10582 Words (+448 words)

The last line of the book is "And, shortly afterwards, so did Genoveva."

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I used to tell people I lived on "The Jollyville Road," instead of just Jollyville Road, which usually got them saying "How old are you?"

I tell people my home is the Texas Hill Country. If pressed for a city, I'll usually say my home is Austin. But in reality, I consider my home "Locke Hill" which is a forgotten town that hasn't existed in decades, now just a crossroads in Northwest San Antonio.

I live in Rural-ish Washington, and love it, my roomies who are City Folk, not so much.

Sometimes I wonder if my Texan soul is way older than my Texan body.

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Making box lunches for the next week equals six hours of cooking. Six hours of cooking apparently equals running a marathon, according to my body. Thirteen hours of sleep later, my muscles STILL feel like 20 pounds of bagged sand. Each.

Ended up calling in for work. Gonna try to make up for it by drawing a comic to cover it.

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Locke Hill, TX

1955: http://historicaerials.com?layer=1955&zoom=16&lat=29.542360986628633&lon=-98.58092308044434
2016: https://goo.gl/maps/15ccHGKqmku

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Really enjoyed Super Watermelon Island. Feel a little let down by Gem Drill. But the joy isn't in Steven Universe's action pieces, it's in the character moments, and this has them in buckets.