An Inquiry

CAUTION: MY THOUGHT PROCESS IS SOMEWHAT CONVOLUTED. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK CONSTITUTION OR A HISTORY OF EPILEPSY, PLEASE CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE CONTINUING. ALSO, IF YOU HAVE A HISTORY OF EPILEPSY, YOU PROBABLY SHOULD HAVE ALREADY TALKED TO YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE USING THE COMPUTER. SO I GUESS THAT DISCLAIMER IS KIND OF MOOT, IF YOU'RE ALREADY HERE. STILL, BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY. NOBODY WANTS A LAWSUIT. NOT THAT I'D EVEN BE LIABLE, MIND YOU; I JUST THOUGHT A DISCLAIMER WOULD BE THE SIGN OF A GOOD HOST. ALSO, I REALLY LIKE EXPOSITION.

There are certain... things... that exist whether we want them to or not. They burn us, bite us, and are still somehow too trite and boring to be noticed for very long.

I'm explaining this rather poorly, I think. Hold on, I'm going to try again.

I like this website. It's a rather interesting resource, what with the ability to easily update chapters and add stories. I'm going to deter from whatever point I was rounding toward just now in order to bring my scatterbrained ideas full-circle.

I write things. Sometimes, I write things with ponies in them. Even more than that, I sometimes write things with ponies in them that is NOT about Letters From Ponyville.

Most are just scribbles, or incomplete ideas. Maybe a chapter, sometimes at the beginning or sometimes a chapter that would be better suited in the middle of a different story.

NOW WE'RE COMING FULL-CIRCLE (I PROMISE)

This stuff I wrote... I would like to post it somewhere. Maybe even here.

But there's a catch: If I DO post what I have done, I'm still going to finish LFP before I go chasing after anything else.

Would you want to read incomplete things and bask in the quivering anticipation of things to come, or would you rather I keep my nonsense to myself until I get LFP wrapped-up good and proper?

Sincerely,

FearlessXIII

The incomplete pieces in-question range from some action things, to a journal-type thing, to some end-of-days things, to something that everyone and their dog, mother, and mother's dog has written.