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It's the Weekend Again

It’s the Weekend again

Which means not only will I be returning to work for my weekend shifts, but I will be returning to working on my Water Wars scriptwriting project. I couldn’t remember where I left off late last Sunday evening and early Monday morning. So, I went into this folder and brought up the document for my Part One Act Breakdown.

It was the only one that had a date for Monday morning. I figured that where I left off last weekend at work, and I was right. I still have one-third of this Act Breakdown to finish before I can go into the Part One Story Outlines. That’s twelve sentences to write before I’m done writing this Part One Act Breakdown for this project.

Finishing this Act Breakdown should only take me an hour to finish at the most. A half hour would be better, but I won’t count on that happening until it does. After all, that will give me about ten to ten and a half hours to work on the sentences for the Part One Story Outline.

With only fifty-four sentences to write for the Part One Story Outline, it should only take me about three hours to finish writing it. That means I will have about six to six and a half hours to start working on the Part One Scene Outline early this evening and overnight tomorrow morning.

I don’t know how far along I will get into the Part One Scene Outline early this evening and overnight early tomorrow morning, with about six to six and a half hours of writing time to write these sentences. After all, there are one hundred and fifty sentences to write before I finish writing the Part One Scene Outline.

If I’m lucky, I may get the first half of this Scene Outline written during my twelve-hour shift early this evening and overnight early tomorrow morning. Of course, I want to get all of it written tonight and overnight tomorrow morning, but I won’t count on that happening until it does. It could happen with my Water Wars scriptwriting project.

After all, I have rewritten it about a million times in the last five years. If it hasn’t been five years yet, it’s going on five years. I think it has been five years. After all, I think I started writing these projects in January of 2020. I could be mistaken, but I don’t think that I am.

I may get all these sentences written tonight and early tomorrow morning. After all, there are only two hundred and sixteen sentences to write. I could get them written in about ten to ten and a half hours. I have done it before. There is no reason why I can’t do it again.