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Oooh would love to see it!
I will start publishing it in the Fan Works forum sometime after I reach the mid-point. But I have book 1 there already.
I did spend some time in September and early October number-editing the word document of it, to keep track of stuff, but I haven't edited the text in that thread.
 
I will start publishing it in the Fan Works forum sometime after I reach the mid-point. But I have book 1 there already.
I did spend some time in September and early October number-editing the word document of it, to keep track of stuff, but I haven't edited the text in that thread.
Oooh I'll check it out!
Today had my first sparring in months. I'm rusty, but exited to get back into it.
That's good!

Also what happened yesterday, couldn't find Forums at all :cry:
 
Got my first trick-or-treaters... Not just for tonight. I think they might be the first since I moved in back in 2001... Gave them some salty raspberry car candies.

It somehow changed over the years. Around here the kids now only show up when you have some spooky decoration at the house and/or garden (we don't have any). And since the neighbours children grew up, there're every year less tricky visitors. Nevertheless we're prepared.
 
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Around here the kids now only show up when you have some spooky decoration at the house and/or garden (we don't have any).
Same thing here, with at least most kids looking for decorations, and me having none. I also live in an apartment building where you need a code or a tag to get in to the stairwell, so they were most likely local kids not wanting to miss out or having to walk too far. I too am generally prepared for it.

When I grew up, Easter was the main holiday for children to dress up as witches and going around asking for candy, often giving handmade cards in return. Though not the kind you'd see at Halloween. As a side effect, I tend to think "easter witch" whenever I see a woman with a headscarf around Easter... Of course the comic Scandinavia and the World has brought up the tradition.
SATW Comic about easter witches.
 
When I grew up, Easter was the main holiday for children to dress up as witches and going around asking for candy, often giving handmade cards in return. Though not the kind you'd see at Halloween. As a side effect, I tend to think "easter witch" whenever I see a woman with a headscarf around Easter... Of course the comic Scandinavia and the World has brought up the tradition.
SATW Comic about easter witches.

Never heard about that, but yeah... In Germany you have the Easter Rabbit running around and hiding eggs or candies for the children, who have to search it all. Just like in SDV.
 
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