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Four Acts Written

Four Acts Written

That’s right. I wrote one hundred and forty single sentences for the first episode, “Younger-Than-Adults,” of my Water Wars scriptwriting project. That is what I was hoping that I would get this many written. But after the last few days, I didn’t think that I would be able to do it. Only I did do it. In fact, I probably could have done the Tag Act too. After all, I did have just over an hour to do twenty single sentences. So, more than likely I would have gotten them done. At least I’m sure that I would have.

How did I write that many? That is one question that I can’t answer. All that I know is that when I started writing Act One, I couldn’t stop until I finished it. Then I admittedly started writing Act Two. The only thing that seemed to stop me was work. But that didn’t slow me down too much. It was a very normal Saturday. Not very busy at all. I’m hoping today will be the same way. No, not with work being normal. But in the number of single sentences that I get written today.

If I can do the Tag Act of episode one, the Teaser Act of episode two, “One of the First to Leave Us,” and the first three Acts that will equal one hundred and forty-five. Since I did five less than that yesterday with just over an hour to spare, then there’s no reason why I can’t do it today too. Will I be able to write that many single sentences? I don’t know if I can or not. But I think that I can. Only after my shift today will I know the answer to that.

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