The Great und Almighty post before my mid terms.

I must start by saying, that, I truly desire for this post to be the last until after my exams (11th to the 21st). Funny thing; I had an I.T. exam yesterday, I was not ready for it at all, but I remembered the memory map table, and luckily it's my first semester in my first year, so I got away with answering most of it with the cool table (you had to find out what a programs output would be, the last section was stressful, hopefully I did well. And if I didn't I still got finals next year in March).

I should get to the point no?

I started a draft on a Fic I have been having a go at, it is Derpy & Rarity, as incompatible as those two are, I have thoughtfully planned the pair together, and the story so far seems to work well. I am having a bit of trouble welling up emotions of sadness and glee. But hopefully when I get my MacBook, I can try to piece it together more thoroughly. The story revolves around Derpy mostly, and periodically switches to Rarity's point of view.

I will say, that Derpy is, in a sense, very damaged, emotionally and physically, and has trouble with social outcomes, and her job is no better for her mental health. I will continue playing with editing the first chapter (I've read it through like ten times, writing down notes for certain areas that need a bit more clarification or changes), It's a good thing these stories are.. Extendable.

I shall write more about all of this if I decide to write another draft or idea for another Fic. I would also like to extend my gratitude to Remedy, the author of Address Unknown (link), he has put his heart out for me, and for his story (which really hits the spot of emotional capacity). I strongly suggest people to check out his story, and his page. He wrote to me not too long ago about how well I go into detail about how his story fares, and how well it can talk.

I would also like to say; if you comment on a story, sometimes putting a little thought into your comment will go a long way to boost the morale of the author and spark some much needed motivation, because they don't really get off on comments like "wow." or "holy crap", etc. You need to TELL the author how the story unfolds in your brain, how it effects you, what emotions it conjures up etc. Please remember that next time you comment, I assure you it goes a long way ;).

Well that it all for now, have a truly magnificent day, I look forward to editing my draft, and completing my mid terms, fare thee well!