Okay, so . . . Scheduling myself to Tartarus and back was prooooobably a bad idea. I don’t normally work well on a tight schedule, I don’t know WHY I thought I would this time. So, let’s loosen things up a bit, shall we?

Hard Candy is off the list, as I’ve, once again, lost interest in it. There is, however, another clopfic I am working on that should be done by Christmas that I’m sure those of you who have enjoyed my clopfics in the past will like.

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So... how's everyone gonna spend this Mother's Day?

Me, I'm gonna make some phone calls, watch TV, just relax overall. Have some biscuits and eggs in the morning, spaghetti at night. Catch something on Netflix while the trial period lasts. Finally got to see Aggretsuko and Devilman Crybaby. Good shows, good shows.

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Just watched the livestream of the Season 6 finale. I'll put my thoughts in spoilers.

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You know, I think I have a thing for origin stories, or ones that show people early in their careers. I like seeing characters making themselves known for the first time and laying the groundwork for who and what they are.

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I'm going to be out for a week and won't be able to post for a while. As for when I'll post again, I'd say around 1-2 weeks from now. I won't be able to work on my story while I'm on this break because I'll be busy, but I will try to resume as soon as possible. There's your brief explanation for the coming delay.

So remember when I said it would take me a week? Turned out I meant to say a month as the moment I came back, a lot of shit needed to be change while I began working. But during my week month away, I managed to get time to watch the premier of the final season... And my oh my, the stuff they did with Sombra.

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Okay, yes. Fair enough. I have made several of these blogs about blogging, and yet I haven't followed through on most of them. I will start my advice series just as soon as I get a buffer on my homework, which should happen this week. There's a lot going on lately, and long story short, it has been a very rough week.

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As stated in the blog title, my ongoing Snippet Series will be on the back burner through the first half of July as my efforts go towards my ongoing entry for Nitro Indigo’s Swapped Roles contest. I know many of you newcomers are Following for more short stories like Cover to Cover, and I promise they’re coming eventually.

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Stalliongrad, a north-eastern territory of Equestria that formerly belonged to an independent pony kingdom of Severnaya, was annexed by Equestria in 917 ALB (After Lunar Banishment, a traditional starting point of reference on Equestria’s calendar.) That said, Severnaya never integrated into Equestria as well as Princess Celestia would have liked: the country had its own culture and national traditions that never fully died out, which constantly created varying levels of friction from

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Ok, So this is my 50th review blog, and I have now reviewed 141 stories, from 90 different authors.
Now, I would have liked to release another chapter of Short Stories, but I noticed this milestone to late to do so... therefore, I will just be giving you the prompt for one of the next few I do: Zephyr Breeze gets left in the woods by Fluttershy in the events of "Flutter Brutter."

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...I want him to fight Vector Prime from Transformers: Cybertron.

Why?

Because, both of them are heroic time-keeping swordsmen directly serving under gods themselves, whose job is to travel the multiverse, fix errors in the timestream, and fight those who seek to alter time for their own gain.

Both also wield legendary mystic swords which boast tons of time-altering abilities.

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5/26/2018
Greetings everyone.

You might be familiar with my first fan fiction, "An Iron Forged Will." It is a fan fiction that I have worked on for 7-8 months, and is something that I am proud of. Some of you may also know it for having constant errors or constant updates with little-to-no improvement at all. Well, I have now chosen to take action, and to right these wrongs that I have made on this project.

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Depending on how you define it, the history of Ost-Equestria is either very short - a mere twenty-four years - or quite long indeed, a saga spanning back since the dawn of ponykind. The races of Ost-Equestria tend to take the latter interpretation; in other countries on Equus, the former interpretation is generally considered the correct one. But, whatever the case may be, the causes leading up to the civil war known as The War in The Heavens can be traced back to the foundations of Equestria

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Since starting "Grief is the Price We Pay," I've successfully been able to post new chapters regularly on a Monday/Friday schedule, thanks to planning ahead and always having a notable buffer of six to ten completed chapters between the posted chapter and the chapter I would be presently writing. I've been able to maintain that schedule for far longer than I feared, to my great joy, and I was starting to think that

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This year has gone by quickly and I've found myself in a funk for most of it. Things like movies and what not haven't excited me. Writing has been difficult for a number of reasons. I don't consider it a block but it just became a chore to even want to open up a word file and type something. Therefore I started doing other things along the way. I learned to play a very poor version of Smoke on the Water and took pictures of the sun during the eclipse.

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Well, it seems folks are pretty happy with My Fluttering Heart on the whole. It was fun coming up with a personality for a seven-and-a-half year old Flurry Heart, as well as packing as much foreshadowing into Flurry Heart’s perspective as I could. Not to mention the dad jokes. Thanks to everyone who has read that story, and thanks especially to you who talked to me about it; I appreciate it.

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If you asked almost any changeling off the street whether they thought changelings were superior to ponies, their response would be “yes, of course.” Even the more egalitarian-minded changelings know that’s a simple fact: Ponies can’t shapeshift or access a hivemind, have slow reproduction rates and rely on physical, land-depleting food to survive. And it’s for the same principle that changelings know that they’re superior to deer, yaks, griffons or any of the other myriad races of Equestria:

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One day I’ll tell you about how Union Pacific’s takeover of Southern Pacific went. In a nutshell, at the height of the catastrophe, if a railcar went into Texas, it didn’t come back out for six months.

I mention that because T-Mobile took over Sprint recently.

And broke my cat radio.

Source

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