WOOOOOOOO It's summer vacation here in the Philippines!!! That means no school until June 6!!!!! >3<. I'm FREEEEEEEE!!!!!

The first week of September that is, and possibly the second week as well if the mood strikes the fancy. I really need to take this time to catch up on my own writing again and take advantage of this raw inspiration momentum I'm regaining ever so gradually, plus other stuff online is really consuming more of my thoughts and mental energy than they really should be, so I need to concentrate my focus.

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Yay! Chapter 1 is out! It's a little fast paced, but necessary. I'm sorry to tell the 5 people (currently) who like my story, that the next chapter will be a while due to 1.Me going on vacay 2.The amount of words per chapter increases(albeit not by much). so...yeah, excuses.

Okay, folks! It’s officially my VACATION!!!! WOOOOHOOOOO!!!!

As such, it’s time for me to get to work on some things! I have a lot of plans for the next week, and I may not be able to get them all done, but if I can get even half of them cleared away, I’ll be happy. I have several stories I need to work on, a new series I need to figure out how to start, and I need to work on the next chapter of Pony Plots.

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Welcome to the tale of my epic adventure!

I had to work a Saturday afternoon shift at a group home, and I’ll be honest, I wasn’t a super-effective employee . . . unsurprisingly, I was all set to just go. The van was packed, and on my way to Lansing I fueled it up. I should have changed the oil before I left, but whatever. Still had a thousand miles until it was due.

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In our previous episode, we we left Admiral Biscuit at Detour Village, having just watched the Drummond Island ferry leave port.

Loaded, in case you were wondering, with several cars, a semi, and two dump trucks.

Now the race was on to catch the Saginaw at Sault Ste. Marie!

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Marquette.

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We’re gonna pick up where we left off, in Petoskey.

Some of these are Petoskey Stones!

The detour was still in place in the morning, but this time I knew where to go and headed further south.

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