I'm editing stuff! But also incredibly dried out of writing power atm. I'll get going again soon, but just bear with me for a bit. I'm publishing a chapter of XCOM today, then start on the daily writing (not publishing) again tomorrow morning. In the meantime, always remember:
Like every year, I like to remember the man/legend responsible for the theme songs of one of my favorite shows of all time on the anniversary of his death.
So if you were wondering about the timing for the latest Isekai chapters? There you go.
These last couple of weeks have been a bit of a rollercoaster. Good things have happened, and also bad ones. No wonder I could relate to both Furina and Navia in the latest Isekai chapter. Sometimes pretending things are fine is really exhausting, even if they do get better.
...still writing ponies. (Among other things, granted.)
First, to everyone waiting patiently for the next Isekai chapter, I apologize for the delay. I know there are a lot of people that want to see another visit to Hell happen soon, and it will, I promise. However, due to some circumstances, I decided for a different pair of visitors to visit the bar this week.
Note: Bolom Chon is not really about the dead or day of the dead, but hey, it's a very bittersweet song to listen them sing when the Jaguar Trio dies in Maya and the Three, so I'm putting it here as special mention.
Remember to set up your altar boys and girls, and put good food on it!
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These are some really good songs!
I spent some time today reading ofrendas on this page. Lots of memories. Definitely worth your time if you're interested. Honestly I might submit one next year. I might not be latina but I think part of understanding and respecting other cultures is experiencing them as best I can, rather than just learning at a distance.