What is the biggest challenge you will face in the next six months?
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Nutsrok 
No car, saving to move, Waiting, etc..
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That’s a lot to rhink about.
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Publishing the second book in my children’s series. Writing is fun, publishing and marketing – not so much.
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That’s wuite an agenda!
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No bloody idea
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Sounds like a good plan!
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Biggest challenges of the next six months, let’s see. Oh I don’t know, maybe paying 400 bucks every six months to drive maybe 30 miles and that is a stretch on the milage, being retired sitting at home. Going to the grocery store and admiring the prices of things I used to like to eat, lol. Filling up the car with what I used to pay 27.9 cent a gallon for, unless I could find a gas war and get it cheaper. Buying my first new car at 1800 bucks, of course that was a long time ago. Mostly the biggest challenge to me is walking or looking outside and not seeing a single child anywhere playing with their friends. Just my rambles.
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And we have no idea of all we’ll be facing.
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Yep, and me!
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I can’t think in terms of six months….only one day at a time:). It’s all too much.
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Today is plenty.
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It sure is x
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