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258 weeks
The Sequel to Turnabout Storm is finally coming!

So, a little context:
Some time ago I found a small little YouTube channel that was making their own version of a Turnabout Storm sequel. I was told by many that it would probably die. It almost did.
After the creator's hard drive crashed, it spent the last couple years in development hell.
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264 weeks
I wish the notifications stayed around later.

Every once in awhile I'll get notifications here. However, because of the short amount of time they stay in your box, I don't always get to see what some of them are.
Take a couple days ago for instance. I got on, and saw six notifications. However, I could only veiw the most recent. Which, was a new follower.
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286 weeks
I haven't been here since April.

And there's only really one reason why.
Inspiration. Or lack thereof.
I still have inspiration from time to time. But never for a long enough time for story making.
At this point I may be cancelling whatever stories I haven't finished by the end of January.
The only story I may still finish one day is the last case in the Malum story, as I'm only half way through it.
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318 weeks
At the edge of Apocalypse. . .

She shook as the implications of what was said were finally made clear.
"But. . .I promised. Remember? Our. . ." Her voice shook as she looked at the calm expression of her friend's face.
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319 weeks
And the urge to write has returned at long last.

For those of you who don't know. I just uploaded another chapter to Malum Prohibitum: The Changeling Trials.
To be honest, I had originally started the chapter a year and a month ago, just after posting the last one in March 2017.
It feels good to finally have made progress.
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Jul

29th

2015

Oh what you learn in a family crisis. · 4:16am Jul 29th, 2015

Turns out, my grandmother on my dad's side has Dementia.

What is it?

It is a . . . disorder. .. yeah, that sounds right. It's a disorder in the mind which causes the person in question to lose almost all memory. Almost.

The person retains basic motor memory, like picking things up and walking.

But they no longer know who they are, where they are, or what they are doing there.

And it comes and goes.

So, alongside kidney and heart failure, she has that.

And she decides to drive from SALT LAKE CITY to ONTARIO! (Oregon. Not Canada.)

A full day trip, all the way across Idaho.

She stopped in Ontario to stay the night at a Hotel. Next morning she wakes with no memories.

Has she got them back yet? No clue.

But, luckily, the police were able to identify her and find a number to contact a relative.

Guess who's number they found?

Yep, my mother's.

So, my mom and a friend had to run to Ontario to pick her up.