Follicitation! That is May Felicia Day and this is my podcast. Welcome to all of you who are here.

Not really here, but you're here. You're here in my heart and that's all that counts. Yay!

Ah! lip counts. Yay! I'm tired and I didn't even do anything. I'm actually tired. I'm

tired of this week than I was last week or the week before because I did more things in those other weeks and this is the week

where I allowed myself to relax for a little bit and it's almost more of a chore to relax.

I don't know what's happening. I've been super super

super busy for the last three months working on a draft of a writing

project that I'm doing and I kind of wrapped up a draft of it. So after that you kind of just

are like, huh, my work is done except I have 15,000 drafts to go. So the hardest part I think is is kind of done in that I kind of

of dumped everything I care about onto the page and I have such an inefficient way of

working like some people are able to sort of like plan out and be efficient with their time and not and maybe even under right and fill it out later and I have to do like

I'm not kidding I have to cut 50% of what I wrote out and it's just that's just the way I am for years I was like you're a terrible person you can't do anything

Your technique is horrible look at that person the way they work.

And then I just kind of embraced the rate at which, the rate, the quickness with which I can write,

which is not very quick.

And also, my need to sort of like just kind of

of loop prime the pump in a way like just get the wheels moving and spin them and

for one out of every four spins is going to be usable at the end.

I wish I could work different but it's just I don't know. I don't know you guys.

I'm doing great. Clap on the back.

Hey, before I get too deep in this podcast,

Voyage to the Stars is a improv

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