OH! +1

Ok now I feel stupid. I only just now realized that "Two Girls, One Dress" was the clue for the next checkpoint.

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As soon as the page loaded up and I saw you'd completed this analog style, I wanted to vote. It got even better after I read it.

Hoo-ray for analog!

Dear Inky, +1

Its nice to hear about it from the perspective of a station person. I've often thought thats what I'd do if i ever got to go to JTTEOTN (due to some bad arthritis).
Also, do you really read fortunes? (I do, and get excited to know other fortune tellers who aren't really socially maladjusted :)
Plus, I like your make-up.

Love,
Bex

p.s. CM, Ms. Tea has anologued a few tasks I think...

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Dear Bex,

It's so charming to be written to, in my own style! I think the most fun as a station person would be at an earlier station, or at the very last station, because you could then move to the last station in time to see awards, culmination, and whatnot. At the beginning, people are excited, energized, etc.

I do tell fortunes, occasionally- I own a couple of tarot decks and am fairly familiar with the card meanings; I threw the Celtic Cross for one of the conjoined twins but for players gave them a quick one card reading based on a cut deck, and at one point in high school memorized a lot of palmistry. But I don't really put any stock in that sort of thing. I learned to play Triumphs, which is my favorite use for a deck of tarot (which I'm mostly attracted to as they're more interesting than regular cards). I'm probably well-adjusted as I'm not a believer; the most profound fortunes have been ones I told with too much whiskey.

Thanks!

Love,
Inky

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Dear Inky,

if you like games with tarot cards, sometime you need to ask help im a bear to teach you Gnostica. (He also does fortune-telling, though he is also not a believer. For that matter, so do I, though I favor geomancy. Man, we should form a "fortune-telling skeptics" team or something.)

Love,
Dok H

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Swell job at the last checkpoint. Sorry there was confusion over the checkpoint location. Also that it took so much trouble to get out of Chicagø. That tire photo is quite impressive. I'm glad you had a donut.

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Dear Dax,

The loveliness of the weekend far eclipses the struggles of the weekend.

Love,
Inky

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Inkiness + Impiness = F T Win.

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"Like you do."


As a true virtuoso would.