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I sometimes listen to music while working on my writing. One of my go-to sources while working on Stallion of Tomorrow's been The Prince of Egypt's score, and the other day out of curiosity I wondered if there was a version in Ukrainian.

There is, and it hits so hard.

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Hey everyone. I thought I'd give you a preview of what's to come in my writing time on this site.
Besides blogs, I will write stories (about ponies, of course) and they will all be based off of something. Like, my new one is kinda based off of Egypts culture, and there might be one based on my life experiences, stuff like that. No plagarizing, just that kind of thing.
Can't wait to start! Hope y'all love my stories!!

~Sapphire

Hello everyone and welcome back to the Question of the Week. I'm glad that you're all here.

So this week I wanted to ask, of the various deities in ancient Egyptian mythology, who do you think fits well with your favorite member of the Mane 6?

Feel free to go into detail, explaining the connection you've come up with.

Thank you all very much for coming and reasibg this blog. Please stay safe and have a great day.

So, this is a bit of a weird post, but I figured that this might be a... Decent way to go about it.

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Hello everyone, and welcome to the blog.

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To be clear, I've been in the flow of life, and I'm still a season and a half behind. At this point, I'm somewhere between "this show changed my life" and "I'm really annoyed they keep jossing my headcanons".

That's not important.

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Hello everyone and welcome back to the question of the week.

Well, if you haven't already I'd suggest going and checking out my recent Neo Somnambula Update Blog. As I stated in that blog, I would be asking some more questions pertaining to that setting as well.

The problem will be, figured what questions to ask... That I haven't asked already.

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Hello everyone and welcome back to the question of the week.

Wow, here we are at blog #90, can you believe that?

So, I'm working more on my Neo Somnambula story. It was finished, but while I'm waiting on a character sheet so I can make some cover art, I decided to go back and expand upon the story/setting.

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Rating Scale:

12/10—a complete masterpiece; flawless and outstanding
11/10—Excellent, near-perfect film
10/10—the standard rating; awesome film with a couple of flaws
9/10—a wonderful film with several flaws
8/10–a great film with numerous flaws but not enough to ruin it

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Hello everyone and welcome back to the question of the week. It's kind of a surprise that we made it to 66 of these. Kind of surprising that you all still tolerate me.

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Hello everyone and welcome back to the question of the week and I hope you're all having a wonderful week so far.

This week I want to talk about a setting idea I have, one that I'm sure some of my friends are tired of hearing about.

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Hello everyone and welcome back to another question of the week.

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Hello everyone and here is another update for my story, Neo Somnambula.

As I had stated before, I had hoped to finish up "Act 2" before the end of July. Well, good news, I have finished "Act 2," and it is currently being looked at by the proofreaders/editors (as well as to some of the people whose OCs are featured in the story).

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Note: The Legend of Khnemu and a Seven Years' Famine is cut in hieroglyphs on a large rounded block of granite, which stands on the south-east portion of Sehel, a little island in the First Cataract in Upper Egypt, two or three miles to the south of the modern town of Aswan, the ancient Syene. The rock that tells of the story of The Seven Years' Famine through the hieroglyphs inscribed on it is known as The Famine Stela.

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Egyptian Goddesses: Amentet

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Egyptian Mythology: The Creation Story and the Story of Re

From the beginning of time, before there was any land of Egypt, all was darkness and there was only the watery chaos, called Nun. The world was originally a dark, endless chaos of primitive waters. Nun was the primordial chaos and the void. Within the cosmic ocean was a swirling mass of energy which all of the primordial Gods came from.

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