Not much to say, so I"ll just cut and paste the post in:

Not dead yet, but…

not sure what the future of this blog is. We’re stepping out of character for this post.

You’ve never been reliablle, but this is rediculous.

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Apologies for not putting up a notification for this earlier, but today's card blog will be delayed while I'm still in the Philly Phanatic's nesting grounds. (Gritty eats the eggs.) In the meantime, please enjoy the irony of MagicFest Philadelphia keeping me from making cards. Also, you can check out a few of the funky designs I got from this guy named Gavin.

Alfred Hitchcock's slasher-thriller is one of the best films in the genre, and one of the best Hitchcock films period.

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And we're back! Due to apparent word count limitations, this chapter's discussion required it be split into separate posts, and today I bring you the second half, containing the oh so tumultuous resolution to Gallus and Grandpa Gruff's fued. Let's not waste anymore time and get right on into it!

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Ah, Ch.11(Closure). For a while, I considered this to be the best chapter of The Bonds of Love, even better than the Smolder and Mount Aris chapters. It’s not hard to see why—Ch.10(Home) did most of the setup concerning Gallus’ feelings toward Griffonstone, leaving Ch.11(Closure) to ride that setup and finally discuss his and Gruff’s relationship—something I’ve wanted to address since the very beginning with A Day for Family.

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Alternate Title: Griffonstone — For obvious reasons. I didn’t go with it since I still preferred naming the chapters after their main themes.

Ch.10(Home) is weird for me because even though it’s one of the best chapters of the story, I feel far more passionate for the next chapter. Though I suppose that’s only natural when this is clearly a glorified Part One to Ch.11(Closure)’s Part Two. And yes, that does mean this was another chapter split incident, as are the next four chapters.

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Tonight, we present the horror classic about a big old house, a bunch of stolen money and a series of mysterious murders. The all-star cast of this horror classic includes Vincent Price, Agnes Moorehead, Gavin Gordon, John Sutton, Lenita Lane, Elaine Edwards, and Darla Hood. Ladies and gentlemen, prepare to be freaked out by...THE BAT!