21 Things Every Odyssey Creator Has Said To Their BFFs
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21 Things Every Odyssey Creator Has Said To Their BFFs

"Can you share my article on Facebook again?"

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21 Things Every Odyssey Creator Has Said To Their BFFs
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1. “What should I write about this week?”

2. “Would you read an article about ____?”

3. “Does what I’m writing even make any sense?”

4. “Can you read over this to make sure it’s not terrible?”

5. “Give me something to write about.”

6. “Sorry I can’t, I have to finish my article.”

7. “Is this GIF funny?"

8. “Can you share my article on Facebook please?"

9. “Can you share my article on Facebook AGAIN please?”

10. “What do you mean you didn’t read my latest article?”

11. “Wow, this would be a great idea for an article!”

12. “Yes, I do have to write an article each week.”

13. “No, I’m not writing this for a school assignment.”

14. “Which picture should I use as a cover photo?”

15. “Can I use this picture of you as a cover photo?”

16. “Oh, by the way, I wrote an article about you.”

17. "Give me a second, I have to finish posting this screenshot of my article on my Instagram story."

18. “Have I mentioned you should really write for the Odyssey?”

19. "I just really love writing for the Odyssey!"

20. “Guys check out this article that went viral!”

21. “Thank you for all that you do for me and for always supporting me! I love you!”

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