Vacation lines ... just not my vacation, Part II

Dear readers,

as promised, here's what happened the following weekend:

On Saturday I chatted a bit with Miss Melanie about writing lines in general. I always find it pleasant to not just do the tasks but actually talk with the task-setter about their thoughts and motivations, or just random things. I guess she liked it as well because at one point she said "I feel like notably reducing your free time today now". While we didn't have a new agreement yet - who am I to decline such an "offer"? ;-)

So again she told me to write 250 lines. But this time they were a lot longer, the translation meaning "It is a great joy for me to spend my weekend writing these lines for Miss Melanie while she doesn't waste a single thought on working during her vacation."

To spice things even more up, the words "Miss Melanie" had to be written in red. I really dislike colour changes because it stops you from getting into a flow. But it's not my decision, is it?

  

  

  

 

 

At this point it was midnight. And after writing for ~6 hours I wasn't eager to get up in the next morning, knowing that I had another 8 pages to go.

  

  

  

It took me something like 11 hours or so to complete the task. I was really glad when I was done.

What I didn't expect was that Miss Melanie contacted me on Sunday evening and told me she disliked how the pen ran dry on pages 5 and 17. So she made me re-write these pages 3 times each - not without adding that she's gonna have a night out.

So there I sat, on Sunday evening. My hand hurt from the all writing that I already did. And then I get some extra. While Miss Melanie was out partying. Oh my.

  

  

Cornelia

Coming up on Monday: a small French task that I did on the Written Punishments group on Yahoo