Day 88

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Day 88

January 26th, 2024

Just when you think that things are over they are nowhere close to being over.

We are twelve days away from day 100. Another close call on logging the film. I woke up at 11 pm after a short nap and realized that I had not watched the film yet. So in a quick panic, I grabbed my phone and began thinking. I wanted to say screw it and end this, but I didn’t. I got the film started around 11:14 pm. Put the speed on 2x and I was done right at midnight.

Close call yet again. This time it was a little too close for comfort but the film was watched and things continued.

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