Da Lair 666

[12yearplan]

Always thought analogy to sport's fan loyalty
Went fairly seamlessly for die hard Repugs and Demigods
Go team Go, my team right or wrong kinda thing
Belief in a team as like that in a religion
Or, having one's identity wrapped up in it
Tradition dies hard I suppose but so does reflection, lol..

 But after I finished my last novel, I had to decide what to do next. I had been thinking about what it meant to outgrow my youth for a long time. I started thinking about that in my mid 40s and now I'm 63. And it all just fell in place. It seemed like it would be an interesting challenge to try to describe what I'd been through.

I also wanted to take a look at it. I wanted to figure out what happened and see if when I put it all into one object I could get a better handle on what it was. It also dispensed with the necessity of coming up with a plot for a novel, though that was a kind of delusion because you have to shape the autobiography, too. It really takes as much attention picking out where you're going to go next as it does with writing the plot of a novel, even though it's actually all true.

So I think that covers it. 
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