Heyo! Welcome to the very first challenge of the OCHG Tournament! Here, we will present the contestants their first challenge and they will have until Wednesday to complete the challenge, making Thursday their late day. I don't wish to dilly dally too long so I'll just come out with the challenge.
“We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold…”
And with those lines, so begins Terry Gilliam’s nightmarish and incomprehensible (and ultimately meaningless) orgy of hallucinatory, nightmare inducing imagery and meandering monologuing haze of a film that refuses to follow any semblance of normalcy or logic, instead existing in its own disturbing two hour drug induced haze of paranoia and madness.
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I rewrote the third chapter of the story. It now is almost twice as long and also includes a scene where RD does cute foal-like stuff while only being semi-aware of it. Also changed some things to the encounter at the end, such as a more obvious regression of RD's mind and a bit more details on what she thinks about her diaper's state over the course of the chapter.
The last thing was really important and needed to be rewritten for the sake of creative righteousness.
Small update:
Added a horror-tag to Don't Fear The Storm due to planned changes in the manuscript. I want to make this story more creepy than it currently is, contrasting it with the fluff of having a diapered Rainbow Dash. I kinda feel like doing that with MBS worked, so I want to go even further beyond with this one.
Just a quick bump: the penultimate chapter of "Reaping Rainbow" will be coming out just a little bit later today. Likewise, I am trying very hard to finish the finale today so that I can hopefully get the last one out before the Series Finale next weekend. Once again, I apologize for how badly I've let the updates slip away from me, and I won't make excuses for making all you wonderful people wait. I'll just hope that the final product makes it all worth your patience. 
And do I have a special surprise for you! You know how I missed out on doing a certain type of annual story for Halloween I normally do this year? Well, I had recently been struck by inspiration, and decided to make it for the holiday season! I hope you enjoy it, I really do.
Even though it's a tad disheartening to instantly get a thumbs down the moment I uploaded it. I mean, who even does that?
Delete, cut, backspace, empty recycle bin. However it happens, deleting things is one of the most important and difficult parts of writing. Choosing to throw away a piece of work can often be like ripping off a band-aid, or in the worst cases, like putting down a pet. One of the most dangerous things an author can do is to never delete anything. This applies to everything from individual words to entire ideas and concepts.
Sister loses the bet,
You take her to bed.
Sister wins the bet,
She gets to choose whose bed it is instead.
Now, what would you bet,
That "Take me to bed,"
Was what she actually said?
That only tears of joy and ecstasy were ever shed.
And that in all the years since there has never been a single regret.
That in spite of the ties we cut, on the day we fled
To be together, under false names and hoping perhaps for even a chance to wed.
One of my worst fears came true.
As of this minute, I have no money. At all. I literally checked on my bank statement right now after my debit card got declined while shopping, because I had nothing to live on. As a result, I have next to nothing. Just...shitty! 
“You don’t fear being alone in the dark. You fear NOT being along in the dark.”
“...nice to know...”
Hello. I'm back.
It took awhile, trying to find a day when the stores weren't too crowded, but I finally did it. I got myself a new keyboard, and for 30% off too. I can now get back to work on writing and anything else that might require typing. Stay tuned for a sneak peek at the next chapter of my story, and for any other general updates.
Well, that's all. I hope that whoever's reading this is having a great life, and that they continue to do so.
What Wouldn't You Do For 800,000 Dollars?
Let's just say someone, hypothetically speaking, walked up to you and said they would give you 800,000 dollars with the condition that you would have to pass a series of 'tests' or 'challenges' to get the money. Think Fear Factor, but a lot darker (potentially).
The challenges would range from eating bugs to sleeping in a room filled with spiders to...perhaps even more sinister things.
Well I've needed to update my blog since I've finished what the last one was about, and this is emotional and touching so:
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