Giving all my viewers their daily dose of 'Daaaaaaaaaaaw'

One Winter Wrap-Up, Pipsqueak found himself in a bit of a pickle which the CMC, bless them, were unable to properly free him from.
Fortunately, Dinky Doo and Tootsie Flute came prepared.
The correct way to prise a tongue frozen to cold metal with warm water and patience.

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I wanted to use a screen cap, I was worried about copyright bloodhounds, so Iguanodragon did a recreation of the scene that started everything with Alula and Tootsie in the Pony POV Universe.

Be sure to tell Iguanodragon what you think of his work!

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Okay, technically, your calendar does not say "Hearth's Warming Eve" yet if you are in the EST timezone. But two hours is close enough, right?
Like it's tradition for me since 2016, I have written a Hearth's Warming Eve story again this year. And like last year, it's a ponification of a movie!

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Another one of my announcements from the blog entry with my writing plans for the first half of 2021!
"Liza Doolots and the Candy Factory" was released with its first chapter on Hearth's Warming Eve and will continue being written in the coming months. Here are the details you need to know:
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A long overdue moment finally happens..... Chapter 2 of "Liza Doolots and the Candy Factory" releases, as announced on Monday. I hope you still remember this story, if you started reading it in December, because three months often seem to be three years in fandom time. I hope you won't cut the views too much compared with Chapter 1.

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So, this took a lot longer than expected. For some reason, writing "Liza Doolots and the Candy Factory" on Saturdays doesn't work nearly as well as I thought it would. Most of the story, if not all, should have been written and released by now, but I somehow made progress at a crawling tempo only. Unfortunately, Saturday is also the only day I have time to work on this story at the moment, as all the other days of the week are occupied by other stories. I'm not sure if this means the writing of

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