Question(s) of the Week#15 · 8:48pm Jul 11th, 2021
Sorry once it seems that I missed last week. I am sorry about that, I procrastinated largely because I couldn't think of any interesting questions, so as a result I will be giving you not one but two questions. I hope you're all happy with that. 
I had to pull a dead cat off the side of the road (which might be one of ours or it might not be) so I'm a little tired, but here goes. 
Question 01: Do you think it is possible that a nun who is also a writer might go to a bar/tavern for inspiration or does that seem too out of the ordinary?
Question 02: If you had the ability to turn into a tentacle monster, however the transformation is only caused by certain triggers, what type of trigger do you think would activate your transformation?
Thank you all for time, I hope you all enjoy this blog and that you all have a good day.
Question one I already answered in pm I think.
Question two... Depends. What do you mean with trigger? Just *something*, or does it have to be a thing you can’t control?
Also, how’re you feeling?
Q #1: If she went, it would be in street clothes unless she was extremely naive or wanting to write about a similar scene in her book. At least one person learning her profession would suggest she consider changing jobs to better follow her passion.
Q #2: Whenever my asshole friends yell: “Party time!”
5554636 Yeah, I was kind of thinking that. Party time huh!
5554591 So when I say trigger I mean, something that basically activates the transformation, something that may or may not be in your control.
As for how I'm filling, well maybe a little sad. As it would turn out, the cat I retrieved from the side of the road was actually the cat that I nursed back to life when she was a kitten who had nearly froze to death. So... I don't want to say it's like losing a daughter (I'm sure that would feel SO much worse) but it is a bit emotional.
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I’m sorry for your loss.
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Hm. Then I’d say curling up your leg, but in the opposite direction of the joints.
And I’m sorry for your loss.