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Well, golly! I could say the same for you as well! I'm Luke. Luke Triton. It's a pleasure to meet you! :)

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You're right, complaining doesn't make anything better, even if someone may think it does, it really doesn't. Yeah. The Professor would be inserting more lifestyle lessons and other things like that if he saw me complaining, although that's not necessarily a bad thing. Your boss though isn't someone who I would want to give me some lessons like that considering how you've described him there. :( He doesn't seem to be your favorite person.

Okay, I do see your point there, but it's not like you're always obligated to do so. You could use the text posts to vent out your problems or something like that if you're not one for speaking them out to others if you're also not a sociable creature.

(I certainly wouldn't have recognized it if I didn't know of it so it's perfectly alright if you don't! :) )

It usually is the norm for the Professor and I but the past few weeks have been considerably dull in comparison to the excitement that we usually get on. I guess you could say that, yeah. We do 'kick up a lot of dust', as you said. I am quite thankful for it. It's. Refreshing, in a way, although unusual.

:O I've heard of that paper before! I've just. Never actually gotten it.

More or less my dilemma.  But, not much to be done about it, and complaining only gets us so far in life.  My boss would be all over this with life lessons if he read this, and I have a feeling that Professor Layton would as well.  One is more likely than the other, but both are really undesired, so I suppose it’s a situation of ‘suck it up,’ and go about life. 

Well now, it’s not exactly a menial bore, Luke.  Just that I feel it’s only polite to say hello to everyone.  Obligations aren’t always begrudging.  But nonetheless, they still need doing.  After all, if I’m not sociable on this website, what good are text posts to begin with?

(Hmm.  Well, it certainly isn’t a bad choice, that.  Just curious on its origins, but that’s been answered.  I was wondering why I didn’t recognize it.)

Agreed.  After that hectic few days last year, and how that seems to be the norm for you and the professor, well …  I can almost rightfully say that I don’t envy your situation at all.  As much as something kicking up dust might help me out at work, what you two deal with is probably much more than any reporter needs to get paid. Many a man would trade the world for your downtime, so I would be thankful for it.

Ah, more or less.  Though I suppose ’ neutral ’ would also succumb to the wiles of no complaints. Mm?  The Evening Standard.  I should assume you don’t get it, or you might have seen my name a few times.

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I've actually been meaning to greet my new followers but I've kept putting it off so I'm determined to do so now! :) So yes! Greetings and salutations to all of you now following me. (I can not greet Clive in this post because I've already said hello to him in a separate one.)

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Yuck. Spring fever is always bad, and combined with allergies? Worse than bad. Well, it shouldn't feel like an obligation, at least, I don't think it should!.

(I'm actually not sure? It sounded interesting and all the other generic words for apprentice in another language were taken, so I felt this was a good choice.)

Considering all that's happened in the past year, it is news, I guess! :). Nothing happening for me is pretty unusual but it's. A good unusual? It could easily be worse.

If you can't complain about it, then it's going pretty well, at least, in my book it is. Which newspaper are you working for?

Spring Fever.  The pollen causing the allergies to flare up, then the change of seasons causing everything else to go a tad bit haywire.  Or, apparently in my case, beyond a tad bit.  Whatever.  Thanks. It feels like an obligation nonetheless.  You all bothered to follow my blog, so I may as well acknowledge such.

(Is it?  Hm.  I assume you don’t speak it fluently; what spurred that choice?)

That seems like news in itself, ironically.  Nothing happening seems to be something different, whereas it may be the opposite for most people.  Amazing how that works out.  But, I’m glad you’ve found your peace; I believe you’re in need of it.

Fine, I suppose.  They could afford a pick up all the same, but I suppose I really can’t complain.  Life is just on a downswing.  I’m sure something of interest will come up shortly.  You’d think working for a popular newspaper would do it, but no. 

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Extends a virtual bless you to you for having to sneeze so much. Allergies? Or something like that? You don't necessarily owe this but it is nice. :)

(It's...Armenian? I think that's how it's spelled, for apprentice! I thought it was fitting so I guess you could say it has a meaning. Yeah.)

Oh. Hello, Clive! Things are going. Alright. Nothing too exciting has happened or anything of that sort so there isn't much news or anything like that. What about you? Are things faring alright as well on your end?

If I sneeze one more time, I swear …  I’m losing sleep over this, and I have work in a few hours … But I guess I owe you all a welcome and a thank you, so let’s see here.

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Pardon the large group response, it’s simply easier, I’m sure you all understand.

Greetings, Luke.  How are things faring?

And for the rest of you, since I don’t recognize any faces amongst this crowd … I’m Clive Dove, and I believe it might be senseless to introduce myself as a reporter, but …  I work for the Evening Standard, if any of you have been to London or read our papers. A pleasure to meet each of you, I’m certain. 

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WHERE WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO VISIT ON YOUR PLANET?

Oh, golly! I'm actually not sure where I would want to go!This is actually a good question!Hm. Maybe somewhere in America?  It sounds like quite an intriguing place to go :) !