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  <title>No one is ever alone</title>
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  <title>The Beginning</title>
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  <description>Looking around LiveJournal, I can see that most of the accounts are very interesting in their layout.  I need to get someone to show me how to fix up my own blog.  I also uploaded a picture of my favorite spectral image (though orbs should always make one glance askance).  I don&apos;t have a picture of Brónach, so this is the best I can do.  Though even if I did have a picture of her, I would probably not post it.  I have a feeling she might consider that a betrayal.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;I think it is also time I start telling my tale.  I opened this account intending to write in it daily until the whole thing was written down, but I haven&apos;t followed through.  I don&apos;t know why.  It isn&apos;t procrastination.  I have no clue why I keep putting this off.  Potentially because some of the details are a bit embarassing to me.  Yet I shall have to share them if the full scope of the story is to make sense.  What I was in the beginning is important as much as what I discovered at the end.  Brónach picked me for one reason, left and came back for another, and no matter how much I would prefer not to think of the old days, I must in order to tell Brónach&apos;s story in full.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;I will begin tomorrow, explaining what brought Brónach to me and how she helped me before she left me the first time.</description>
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  <title>As usual, I cannot sleep.</title>
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  <description>I think of Brónach almost every day.  Some days, the enigma of her tale makes it hard to think of anything else.  Though she saved my life I think no matter how much I work, no matter how much I know about her, much of this will always seem unreal to me.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;But I think things like this are meant to seem unreal, not only to those who experience them but also those who hear and read about them.  Without a sufficient amount of skepticism, this world and what lies beyond it could drive us all mad.</description>
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