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By December 22, 2020

Black and white, one-panel comic shows a woman sitting on a couch with a writing board on her lap and a stack of greeting cards and envelopes waiting to have notes written, signed and addressed. The woman is wearing a beautiful winter sweater and she is picking something with one hand and putting the pickings in the other. Label at the top says “Picking lint off your sweater.” Caption at the bottom says “Procrastination Level: MASTER.”

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