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I can hear the dog-range whistle at the end of "A Day in the Life". A bit of wrestling with google produces the claim that it is 15 kHz. (Further wrestling with google produces the claim that normal human range for hearing is 20Hz-20kHz. But apparently most people can't hear the dog whistle.) This does give me a number to play with, at least. I wonder what range slightly glitchy electronics whine in.
Transferred the 2300 words of the work-currently-being-pounded-on to the file I'm pounding on it in, broke it into two chapters, wrote the second half of the first one, wrote enough of the beginning to the chapter after to know where it starts up when I get back to it. Somewhere between five and six hundred words of actual output. Not sure I caught all the bits where the previously written stuff doesn't quite mesh with the events that actually got written; will check on that later.
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yezida. Will be ready for what tomorrow brings, even if I don't manage to get my act together enough to get into town and poke around. . . if nothing else, I've fulfilled the beginnings of my end of the bargain, and that's enough to make it possible for the Work to continue.
Transferred the 2300 words of the work-currently-being-pounded-on to the file I'm pounding on it in, broke it into two chapters, wrote the second half of the first one, wrote enough of the beginning to the chapter after to know where it starts up when I get back to it. Somewhere between five and six hundred words of actual output. Not sure I caught all the bits where the previously written stuff doesn't quite mesh with the events that actually got written; will check on that later.
Have done a little Work with the ally that I contacted at the first training session with
yezida. Will be ready for what tomorrow brings, even if I don't manage to get my act together enough to get into town and poke around. . . if nothing else, I've fulfilled the beginnings of my end of the bargain, and that's enough to make it possible for the Work to continue.