Through a long time of writing, My internet being shut off for a time, A brand new full time job, A accidental concussion.

I finally remade, The legend of Lee Roy to where I am happy. A big thank you to Cinder Vel and Swift Lance for helping me improve my writing the only way now is forward to new chapters, new mistakes, and better story's.

EternalPony once known a Lee Roy.

So I played with the notion of putting a song of some sort into the story for sometime, I actually wanted to put a song in the second chapter but it didn't fit. But that did not stop me form trying, I also wanted to parody things that made me think of the story in the first place.

Here is the song.
*things to note: This song was not written by Lee Roy, One of Lee Roy's titles is the Earth Shaker, Is being sung to a villain of mysterious spookness.

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If I want to write something sad, I play songs like this one.

Music really does influence your mood when you write. Seriously though, give the song a listen. You youngsters probably don't know who Roy Orbison is, but that's okay. He's awesome.

I'm an old punk. I can listen to whatever the hell I want.

It's getting there, now I don't have any fancy pansy bar that shows you my progress but I guess you will have to trust me - It's getting there.
It's not like anyone even reads theses anyway - I only have two followers, I'm just wasting time between chapters.

It's getting there.

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Twilight could not help but squirm in her seat, she tried to not look to antsy - even if she was failing miserably.

When she was half dragged here by Rarity she quickly rushed out saying something about her boutique, leaving Twilight and Lee Roy with the spa sisters.

She would say Lee Roy looked a little overwhelmed, if he didn’t look so stoic all the time. He peers around listening closely as the spa sisters give him a small tour around the spa.

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And now to review some requested fics. Sadly, I have nothing really to promote, so I'll just jump right into these:

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Well then, I figure it's high time I get underway with what's up.

To summarize, I haven't visited this place in a long time. Why is that? Because I kind of lost interest in doing MLP fanfiction. I remember when I did that Mare Do Well story that it was just bad. Looking back on it now, I can't help but laugh... and feel ashamed. I admit it.

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Steven Spielberg's second feature continues to be a genre defining masterstroke of filmmaking, balancing character, story and thrills equally, and not only inventing the idea of the summer blockbuster, but in many ways, remaining the benchmark that so many such films have been judged by, even 40 years after its release.

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Just like Redford, Newman and director George Roy Hill's previous collaboration, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, The Sting proves to be a stupendously enjoyable romp that not only manages to be a supremely FUN film, but also one with a twist ending that is so awesome that I literally shouted for joy at the sight of it. Winning a well deserved Best Picture award, the film has aged beautifully, and now rightfully stands as a crown jewel of the caper genre.

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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is a refreshingly unpretentious film that's main goal is to entertain in a uniquely laid back and amiable manner, a task which it does with flying colors.

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Hello, everyone. It's been a year but I never thought I would come back.

So yeah, the new story I've worked on is finally here at last. Well, I have to wait till it gets approved first but if you want to know how big of a story it is, it's at a whopping 24,000 words. My biggest one to date and I hope it's one that people will like.

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Dear lord above on the glen this film is bad.

1995's Rob Roy is a sluggish, two and a half hour bore fest that drags itself along, driven by a horrifically idiotic and badly put together plot, and acting that, with the exception of John Hurt and Tim Roth, is monotonous and bland.

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