Part 5 of my very-off-the-cuff freewrite story. I'm already seeing discrepancies. Oops. Previous chapters:
@wwwiebe/a-fictional-freewrite-cold-person
@wwwiebe/a-fictional-freewrite-community-garden
@wwwiebe/a-fictional-freewrite-knee
@wwwiebe/a-fictional-freewrite-sea-level
Daily freewrite prompts are provided by @mariannewest. Here is the most recent:
@mariannewest/day-746-5-minute-freewrite-tuesday-prompt-trophy
Please visit her and give her post some love. She does this for the love of writing and puts a lot of time into it.
Day 5,923: Okay, it's actually just day 52, but it seems like forever. There's nothing to do, there's just ice as far as the eye can see, and I think I'm going ice blind. Lisa says I'm not, because I can see her just fine, and that I need to quit complaining and get back to work before they send me home.
Day 55: I'm just bored and the food is awful. Other than finding a frozen person there has been no fun at all. Lots of boring and mundane old weapons and artillery, like bullets. Blah. I can't believe I volunteered for this.
Day 57: Well, Lisa was right. All I had to do was quit working and they threatened to send me home. I was going to grab a gun to take home as a trophy, but then I realised that if I left I wouldn't get to see Lisa again.
Day 58: I've gone back to work. Yes, I'm a volunteer, and yes, it's cold, but I bet Lisa is really, really warm. I aim to find out!
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