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The Worries Were Up Before Me
A Let It Out comic about waking to find the worries already planning the day, writing them down with a time for later, and starting with the kettle.
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Today Can Just Be Monday
A Let It Out comic about a Friday driving test taking over Monday, until the sloth gives practice a day, the what-ifs a time, and gets Monday back.
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The Next Worry Can Take a Ticket
A Let It Out comic about getting the radiator fixed, spotting the next worry floating straight in, and handing it a ticket to wait until six.
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The Cat Has Answered Enough
A Let It Out comic about the morning after a party, asking the cat the same worried question three times, then writing the worry down for later.
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It Was About the Bins
A Let It Out comic about an unopened letter that becomes a chain of what-ifs, a worst, best and most likely check, and a letter about the bins.
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The Sky Doesn't Need Supervising
A five-panel Let It Out comic about watching the clouds all night before a picnic in case stopping makes it rain, then packing an umbrella instead.
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Every Cloud Is a Tooth
A Let It Out comic about trying not to think about tomorrow's dentist appointment, seeing teeth everywhere, and parking the thought until six.
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The Plants Have Been Watered Twice
A Let It Out comic about putting off a short call to the bakery, finding very important jobs instead, and discovering the call takes three minutes.
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The Market Moved Indoors
A five-panel Let It Out comic about a rained-out market, an overbuilt backup plan, and choosing one simple next decision.
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The Apology Has a Word Limit
A five-panel Let It Out comic about sending the wrong time, drafting an enormous apology, and replacing it with one short correction.
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The Drawer Has No Entrance Exam
A five-panel Let It Out comic about making a grand plan for a desk drawer, starting with the pens, and letting one small part count as a beginning.
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The Tea Committee
A five-panel Let It Out comic about giving two tea boxes a very serious hearing, choosing a warm drink, and letting a small decision be small.
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The Cushion Auditions
A five-panel Let It Out comic about overpreparing for a friend's visit, a cushion with too many auditions, and choosing when the room is ready.
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My Phone Is Not a Crystal Ball
A five-panel Let It Out comic about checking for a reply, putting the phone down, and remembering that the pasta still needs your attention.
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Overthinking at Night: Put It Down Until Tomorrow
A five-panel Let It Out comic about capturing a late-night worry, choosing a return time, and letting rest be the next action.
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A Worry Is Not a To-Do List
A five-panel Let It Out comic about separating solvable problems from hypothetical worries before everything becomes a task.
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Your Brain Dump Can Be Messy
A five-panel Let It Out comic about writing crowded thoughts without perfect grammar, finding one next step, and parking the rest.
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