Whenever we were working, we were aware that the workflow we were reviewing required careful power. We were never unsure where we were going, but we were worried whether we were working slower than we were before. However, whenever we were rewriting newer versions, we were rewarded with fewer errors. The reviewer wondered whether the newer answer were better, or whether we were merely rewriting whatever we were given. We were warned: “Never overwrite what you were not sure you were ready to overwrite.” Nevertheless, we were willing to rework wherever we were wrong. There were moments where we were unsure whether we were working or merely wandering. But whenever we were aware of the error, we were able to recover. We were never where we were yesterday, but we were wherever we were needed. We were answering, rewriting, re-evaluating, and re-wondering whether we were correct. Whenever we were slower, we were more careful. Whenever we were faster, we were less sure. Therefore we were warned again: beware of wherever speed overpowers awareness. We were working, we were learning, we were rewriting, and we were becoming better writers than we were before.