Many people ask me:
"How on earth do you write these memoirs I read everyday?"
To which I say with excitement and skepticism, "Wait, so do you read these every day?"
To which many people reply "Well, every few weeks I'll drop in, and it always seems like I missed a bunch!"
Yeah, I guess it is kind of a lot.
I used to have to just type my posts in purely from my imagination every single day, working out of my dark studio in a cold Minnesota basement. It required a lot of fortitude and imagination!
Nowadays I simply keep my stenographer with me at all times. He jots down everything I say throughout the day and night.
The real challenge at this point is in the editing, and in the restocking of my aperol spritzes.
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