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>if you have any thought you wanna share it would be fine to.
the problem as opposed to last year is that I am a bit saturated with irl stuff and I barely feel like shitposting all that much. Those periods come and go and I still have a fic left to finish. There are several paths that I can take but as for, it´s in the standby mode.

>sometimes one's mind may completely draw a bank other than one subject anyhow
yeah, that flexibility is what drives someone to do other things in the meantime. I am more surprised by the detail that you have remembered to reply those old posts this week than anything else.

>my family actually celebrates Epiphany/3 kings day believe it or not do to my great grandfather being from a certain other country that celebrates it.
interesting, that was unexpected.
>we just get donuts and a few other minor traditions. Certainly, not as big as in Spain.
obviously, it´s not the homeland of that festivity. But still, I believe that may come from because you are close to Mexico and there are a few people that celebrate it as if they did it in their country. The donuts differ a little bit but besides the religious aspects, it´s meant to bring a sense of familiarity and sharing portions with everybody around you along with chocolate to accompany it.

>As for other things relating to your home country, just showing a little bit of respect.
you have no idea how that relieves me...and definitely not the fist American that I have heard saying that.

> I noticed a mentality where for each break some would get this logic that they wouldn't just go back to normal, but seem to try to play catch up with what should be a break. Very annoying, very draining. I wish you luck. Certainly take you time.
yeah thanks and I definitely needed it. After catching up, it doesn´t drain you as much but sometimes the change of mindset is what hurts the most. What else can be done with it? Dig it and move on as always even though what you say sounds plausible. There are people who fake it as if it was normal.