Bree - Blankenheim, Germany
Ah, when you are but a newly certified witch and have the misfortune of getting the one familiar in all the Netherrealms with a taste for parchment.
This week’s patreon sketch, based off the prompt that won the poll.
I downloaded Campfire a couple of minutes ago, and I may have just fallen down a worldbuilding hole…
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30 Writing Prompts For November 2020
Masterpost of vaguely-addressed letters that actually got delivered to the right person. Whatever you say about Ireland, the lovely people at an Post clearly know how to do their job.
1. Your man Henderson, that boy with the glasses who is doing the PhD up here at Queen’s in Belfast, Buncrana, Co. Donegal, Ireland.
2. Blindboy Boatclub, Postman should know, Limerick, Limerick postman should know.
3. Mr. Leo Varadkar, Taoiseach, Castleknock, Dublin 15.
4. Petra Kindler and Donal Moore, unfortunately I forget the streetname but it’s near a street named Cul de Sac, The beautiful city of WATERFORD, well-known for its kindly postmen, IRELAND.
5. HERE PLEASE [on a map of the coastline near Dunmore East].
6. “Sam the Cat,” Rosscahill, Co. Galway.
STOP! Let the little penguin cross your dash he has places to go.
I just sat here and waited for a pixel penguin to waddle across my screen, AND I WOULD DO IT AGAIN
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