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Ayla is still in the process of completing commissions, as stated previously . I have put my foot down and, once she is done with these, I have made it emphatically clear that we will be making two pages minimum a week. When we began, we were ambitious enough to try and make three a week, and eventually that just seemed as too much work and we tried to keep it at two. Things went fine until Ayla was struck with costochondritis and, due to her poor sight, was unable to bend towards the screen to see what she was doing. Since then, she's taken greater precautions to avoid this (such as using pillows and taking rest periods), but her enthusiasm towards our collaborative comic greatly lessened. The project that we've undertaken is going to take years to finish, and this stunted progress is going to extend that period to well over a decade. I won't have it.

So, while I've been waiting, now that speech bubbles are ahead by several pages and my slight depression is making it hard to write further along for chapter 3, I've been doodling. I've taken the time to collect them in a collage (as I am prone to do ), and am using it to deliver the message of faint hope that the comic will go somewhere soon, whenever "soon" may be.

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Ayla is still in the process of completing commissions, as stated previously . I have put my foot down and, once she is done with these, I have made it emphatically clear that we will be making two pages minimum a week. When we began, we were ambitious enough to try and make three a week, and eventually that just seemed as too much work and we tried to keep it at two. Things went fine until Ayla was struck with costochondritis and, due to her poor sight, was unable to bend towards the screen to see what she was doing. Since then, she's taken greater precautions to avoid this (such as using pillows and taking rest periods), but her enthusiasm towards our collaborative comic greatly lessened. The project that we've undertaken is going to take years to finish, and this stunted progress is going to extend that period to well over a decade. I won't have it.

So, while I've been waiting, now that speech bubbles are ahead by several pages and my slight depression is making it hard to write further along for chapter 3, I've been doodling. I've taken the time to collect them in a collage (as I am prone to do ), and am using it to deliver the message of faint hope that the comic will go somewhere soon, whenever "soon" may be.