For those of you not in the know, I work retail- in a card store no less- so as holidays get nearer, my free time shrinks. So I don’t have that chapter update of The Last Unicorn Princess ready, nor do I think I will be done by next weekend. I’ll try to post it before February ends.
Sorry sorry sorry, I don’t have the next chapter of The Last Unicorn Princess ready to post- although I’m sure longtime followers kind of expected this of me. 
I had a lot more real-life responsibilities come up that made juggling my projects all the more difficult- but I will post the next chapter- with illustrations- next Sunday. 
Entry #50- Heartsome Healing · 7:06pm Jun 2nd, 2018
Hey everypony! 
I know I’m behind with a lot of things (like Season 8 of MLP, the pony asks on my Tumblr and the next chapter of The Secret of the Crystal Ponies), but I’ve writing out my thoughts on the rest of Season 7 this weekend so that at least that will be done. 
This week I’ll talk about A Health of Information! I really liked this episode overall. 
Hayseed Swamp had some great designs and colorful inhabitants I enjoyed. Fluttershy’s caring side overcame her shyness, and we saw Zecora again! The joke about her being too sick to rhyme was great. 
Mage Meadowbrook is a wonderful pony, too. It’s great to see alternate way to do magic without a unicorn horn, and I liked how she shared similarities to Fluttershy (like knowledge of animals and kindness) without being a copy. 
The idea of a pony turning into a tree is pretty dark if you think about it, but still manages to be kid friendly. Also, Fluttershy’s stare not working on the bees is a good way of upping the ante of the story’s problem. It makes sense to me that insects of a hive mind wouldn’t have a concept of fear that the stare may cause. Just keep attacking until the problem goes. 
I think that’s all I have to say on the subject. You’ll hear from me next week! 
-Daisy Daedal
