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  2. “Something that will delay her recognition of us. It’s up to you.”
  3. Hod! Come here a minute. I need your help with something.
  4. Why would you summon an elder demon in the school parking lot?! *shrug* I don't really mind either way.
  5. I don't care about Bluey or Bingo, the best character is Lucky's Dad (Pat). My favorite episode is either Pass the Parcel (Lucky's Dad = Best character), or sleepytime (it's beautiful)
  6. As of my last update in January 2022, Delta Airlines allows name changes on tickets under certain circumstances. However, it's essential to understand their specific requirements and policies, which may vary depending on the ticket type, fare rules, and destination. Here are some general guidelines for name changes on Delta Airlines tickets: 1. Ticket Type: Name changes are typically allowed for most types of tickets, including refundable and non-refundable fares. However, the rules and fees associated with name changes [1+860-215-4413] may vary based on the fare type and ticket restrictions. 2. Reason for Name Change: Delta Airlines typically allows name changes in cases of misspelled names, legal name changes (e.g., due to marriage or divorce), or corrections to match the traveler's identification documents (e.g., passport). 3. Documentation: You may be required to provide supporting documentation for the name change request. This could include a passport, driver's license, marriage certificate, or other legal documents depending on the reason for the change [1+860-215-4413]. 4. Contact Delta Airlines: To initiate a name change, but contact Delta Airlines directly. You can do this through their customer service hotline, website, or mobile app. Provide your reservation details and explain the reason for the name change. 5. Fees: Delta Airlines typically charges a fee for name changes, which can vary depending on the ticket type and the specific circumstances of the change. The representative you speak with will be able to provide information about any applicable fees. 6. Verification: Delta Airlines may verify the traveler's identity and the reason for the name change [1+860-215-4413] before processing the request. This is to ensure compliance with security regulations and to prevent fraud. 7. Deadline: It's essential to address any name change requests as soon as possible, as there may be deadlines or restrictions on when changes can be made, especially close to the departure date. It's important to note that policies and procedures may change over time, so it's always a good idea to check with Delta Airlines directly or review their current terms and conditions for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding name change requirements and fees.
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  8. Little Life Update:

    Have officially started my cosmere reread in preparation of KoWaT. Finished era 1 of mistborn (spook was one of my favorites to read this time around) as well as alloy of law. 

    Watched Damsel tonight, it's a new movie on Netflix. Would def recommend. Very well done and no nudity or anything like that (yay!)

    Finally started outlining a short film, the working title of which is Joy. More updates as I progress with that.

    Still looking for a new show to watch cuz I finished stranger things, so if you have any ideas hit me up.

    My brothers and I are starting a landscaping business, which has been very...interesting to say the least. 

    I know I'm going to major in media arts, but I've been trying to decide if I should minor in acting (whatever the technical name for it is idk), or if I should just take acting classes because I also want to try acting out for funzies. Still have a little time to figure that all out though.

    Yeah that's about it. I love y'all and you're amazing!

    Also no point in counting in this one cuz the previous is still going lol

  9. Aaron pouted from where he had been caught. "Why does that guy have to ruin all my fun. " he grumbles.
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  11. She nodded, still silent. ”What do you mean?” Each word sent a stab of pain through Jenny’s head, although she wasn’t aware enough to notice it.
  12. Supposedly, which fishing rod you use, which bait, and which fishing spot you choose, all play into the odds of any specific thing biting. Which is of course either trial and error or guide territory. At that point no shame in going for the guide. Though even with all the best conditions met it's still rng.
  13. Rookie numbers. What's fun is when your library only gives e-loans for 14 days, which is not nearly enough time to read any fantasy novel. So you then have a rotation of three to four books you're halfway through listening 14 days worth at a time. Not to mention your ebook, physical book, and before sleeping book. I went on a road trip and have since reread Earth Unaware by Orson Scott Card and the Fires of Vengeance by Evan Winters, which are respectively a good book and a great sequel (that can never live up to the divinity of the first). I then started A Little Hatred by Joe Abercrombie. I'm not far in yet, but I very recently read Half a King, which was simply amazing. That, combined with the excellence of The First Law trilogy, leaves me very hopeful. On that road trip, I listened to part of WoR, but have since switched to Shadow's Edge by Brent Weeks. WoR is WoR, and Shadow's Edge is okay, but unimpressive. I'm hoping to get the next WoT book in when I make another trip next week, but we'll see. Depends what shows up from the library.
  14. why couldn't you make it to class? It's hard to explain. It would make more sense if you would just read this *hands over a Hawaii vacation pamphlet*
  15. Terrance noticed this, and stood up. "Something's wrong, isn't it?"
  16. Throughout the entirety of their conversation, Jenny stood stiffly and silently. She didn’t make eye contact with anyone, and her breathing was strangely regular. She provided no reaction when Lucid noted that Aaron had been spying on them. @Weaver of Lights @Wierdo @Scars of Hathsin
  17. "I hope so. But probably not the twelve-year-old in that bush-" He had noticed the kidlet a minute ago when he was looking around nervously
  18. "oh." He looks around nervously and then returns to looking at him.
  19. Aaron appeared nearby, unknown to the others, in a bush, listening on what they were saying.
  20. “No, his hatred of me is real and has been evident for years.”
  21. I haven't been able to write recently, any advice for getting over writer's block?

  22. "Oh. maybe someone's feeding his body commands?" He says in a very quiet voice
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