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“We have had no good comic operas of late, because the real world has been more comic than any possible opera.” – Illustrated London News, Jan. 17, 1931 G. K. Chesterton

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"I am the last monarch of the old world. As Emperor, it is my duty to protect my peoples from their politicians" -Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria-Hungary

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In Which we have many years in a week: Morning in Brazil, too?

Good morning, most kind and dear friend, reader of this present post, too! How are you? This is a post I have been trying to write since this Tuesday or so... and it has been quite hard to think on what to develop into a more substancial thought. There is a lot that I would like to talk, and I was terrified of starting a post, only to delete it and leave it at that, it happened time and again, and it destroys me for the moment. I don't know why such a strong repulsion against starting a thought and not knowing how to end, not finding a good way to conclude. Perhaps it is fear of fatigue. Or of being mistreated. But I do have an ongoing trend that I perceive, I really, really wanted to mention it. I did start the year a bit annoyed with the 2016 nostalgia, and on that line, I said that it was more of a 1989 year than 2016. I said it due to the capture of Maduro, the (ongoing) second Iranian Revolution and war, the immense losses the left suffered across latin America, that brought s...
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In which I make some advances on the story

Hello everyone! Hope your winter wonderland of December and Christmas is going peacefully well, and I hope the forecast weather for the upcoming week may be a nice one! On my world, it isn't a winter wonderland, but quite the opposite, but it is December and Christmas, so that is great. On a nice turn of events, I won the giveaway of the channel of a friend, Gorthal aka DanDan, and I got two games as result of it, two that I must say, I am looking forward to try it out! Also, the second season of Hilda, a Netflix show, came in, I hope the animation lift my spirit up. I pray that it is not poluted with politics or elements of the cultural destruction promoted by so many in a society that is flirting far too much with decline. I personally need something moral, inspiring, beautiful, fun and cute. A safe haven. I remembering liking the first season, so I want to give the second season a try. I also should watch Klaus, another movie I look with interest, but I worry if it has any hint of identity politics in it, or marxism, something I avoid like the plague that it is, purging the world of so many souls, evil and rotten.
I have some ideas for my story I'd love to share with you guys today! It's gonna be a highly improv post, but I hope I make any sense, and maybe you guys will like it.
My plan was initially to write a short episode of Over The Garden Wall, one between the 3rd and the 4th, the more I think about it though, the less I am convinced this should be the way to go, I don't wanna stick to the formula of the show, as much as I love it so much, I want to take elements of other stories as well and add to it, being more one centered on the description of the scenario than anything else, or at least, as I think about it, it's my conclusion so far. I was reluctant on writing about the story before writing it, as some could say it's already spoiling something of it, but well, I decided to write it anyway. I feel bad for not doing this whole month all dedicated to Christmas, but I want to have a variety Christmas this time, where I focus on some other aspects of life. That being said, though I don't plan initially to compromise in having Christmas as the focus of this story, I plan on heavily being based towards it. Hopefully it will come out well. I should start working on it later today, if I can, just playing with my mind, and I hope to have finished it by the end of this year! There won't be any posts until the story is done, but it shouldn't take too long to write what I have in mind. Am I being too serious, on the tone of this post, I wonder... I hope not, if I am, forgive me, I did not have a good day this Sunday. I mean, most of it was alright, just a minor part of it almost ruined it all, and I am thinking how should I tell this to my therapist, who probably won't help me much in this aspect.
Today is just a small post, on a truly Divagation Store fashion, where I just think a bit about the possibilities of my imagination, how much will I borrow from other pieces, how much will I actually create, they say the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Well, this one doesn't have that many miles, and the first steps towards it were taken! See you real soon, dear reader!!
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