Obviously not everything is great, but if you have it in your heart to help, check out the many avenues of sending assistance to Puerto Rico.

If you want to know more, go check Gravekeeper's blog: Life after Hurricane Maria

So the minotaur in the room is my publishing schedule. I haven't exactly been all that great about making sure Deathless is getting regular love, and I want to address that. Even though the story's been in development all along (which should be obvious by the blizzard of chapters I just published), that's not really inspiring for someone getting to the end of Act 1 and wondering if Act 2 will be published in a similar storm at the end of, say, 2019.

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I would go after the one in charge of storms, because I would do anything to protect my hometown.

Please pray for my safety so that my family and I would make it through Hurricane Harvey.

I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by." - Douglas Adams.

Life happens. Thursday came and went, and since horse-word fan-fictions are as yet not able to pay my many and sundry bills, I was forced to reprioritize a bit in order to keep the lights on. I figure if Douglas Adams can be a bit cavalier about missing his deadlines, at least I'm in good company.

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Hi all,

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So I'm blocked, a bit.

I've got this Act 2 prologue, right? I know exactly how it goes down. I know who's involved, I know the beginning, middle and end, I know who the POV is, who the antagonist is, what the scenario is, and how it all pans out.

It's the damned details, you know?

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So obviously, Hurricane Isaias didn't destroy me. In fact, it missed where I lived by several miles. Sadly, it managed to hurt some other people further up the coast, so helping out any of the victims or local charities would be much appreciated. I just hope

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Hi everybody. So, if I haven't mentioned it before... I'm from Miami. And if you've been listening to the news, it looks like Hurricane Irma is headed in Florida's direction, probably getting here Saturday as a Category 4. For those unfamiliar with hurricanes, the scale goes up to five. On top of that, Irma's gigantic.

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So Hurricane Dorian as of now is baring upon my location, having built up to the strongest possible category a storm can become. Suffice to say, my mind has been focused on many things, most of them not being writing.

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...for those that are familiar with "Red Vs. Blue", insofar as that a Tropical Storm named "Beta" is making landfall in "Texas".

Nothing real important today. I just wanted to get that off my mind. ()^_^

For those of you that are down in Texas, stay safe.

Note: This is a continuation of sorts to my earlier post about Hurricane Maria, which you can find here.

So, where are we, one month later?

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I don't know what it is about listening to fabricated Emergency Alert System messages that has drawn me. I tell myself that it's a humbling experience: shocking myself into hearing what could happen in the worst-case scenario. In particular, the cold, unerring terror of hearing a message play that tells me about an incoming attack. Some others deal with severe weather, and one that I found was built around the 9/11 attack, but the most haunting in my search so far involved a

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Well, I guess everyone has heard that the number of confirmed Coronavirus Cases has reached a million within about five or six months since it started in December.

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To Change A Changeling
This was a really fun episode; the humor, the new character, it was all pretty entertaining. My only gripe is Starlight and Trixie thinking that Pharynx was a lost cause, but luckily it doesn't go unnoticed.
Overall, this was a fun episode!
8/10 Very Good

Daring Done
(disclaimer: I saw this episode early, so if you plan to watch the episode on the day it airs, be warned of spoilers)

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The Legend of Friendship has reached 16000 total views

But that's actually not what I'm posting for...

I just finished the first two Season 2 Character Bios of my story and posted them on Devianart for the world to look at.

Link

It may look like as if this two were practically ripped from the cover of this story but I actually redraw them again and it turned out relatively well for once.

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Do you like historical fiction about the Founders of Equestria?

I do!

And judging by the recent spate of stories about the founders, so do many of you.

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Just in case you were worried. I'm safe and sound.

To give an update, because people have been asking...

• Yes, Hurricane Ian hit the town I lived in (Cape Coral)
• Yes, Hurricane Ian is one of the most - if not the most - destructive hurricanes in the history of the US.
• Yes, I evacuated (three times, it was harrowing, we forded a river with my car)
• Yes, my house was partially destroyed, as it a 7-county area of Florida.

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First, in the episode, “Hearth's Warming Eve” we are told that the Equestrian nation is not the first home of the ponies. The ponies moved to what became the Equestrian nation to escape the curse of the windigos. Luna could send a team of well-educated ponies to check up on the original pony homeland and then see who or what is living there now. There might be ancient pony artifacts, a hidden Unicorn treasure vault, or the workshop of Star Swirl the Bearded that needs to be found again.

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