A.K. Yearling is a writer who likes to visit exotic locations to research her stories.

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Water
Just going to cover this part quickly, because it's rather under-served on the show.

• Riverboats/barges - not seen much, but presumably a thing. Note that before trains, canals were the most efficient form of overland shipping - not sure if this holds up with widespread flight though.

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Since I'm expecting to return home tomorrow afternoon, I thought it may interest a few of you that might wonder how my trip went.

Day 1

Aug/2/2018

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The exotic nightlife, the scorching heat, the glittering skyline. There are a plethora of things that you can do in Dubai. However, when it comes to creating memories, nothing beats desert safari in Dubai.

Imagine a night submerged in ultimate entertainment. The desert safari where Land Rover will make you feel alive. Accompanied by grandeur nature in an Arabic

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Alright... I got my bag packed.

My Itinerary printed and (hopefully) sorted out.

Things organized to breeze through security.

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My original plan was that I would spend the last few days of my US trip catching up with some writing. I reasoned correctly that by that point I would have been exhausted by all the travelling, museum visiting, tasty food eating, and standing in awe of the eclipse, and would be happy to stay in a hotel room with my drafts. Unfortunately two things got in the way of this plan: First, I lost my UK/US power adapter so I couldn’t charge my laptop. Secondly, I got some sort of food poisoning or

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Time travel in fan fiction often looks like a poorly written flashback.

I am not a admirer of flashbacks or time travel, but there are still some good examples of both of them. And I can assume you have to be a very good writer to write these kind of scenes well.

Future:

Source.

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What modes of locomotion are available play a massive role in shaping both society and everyday life. Just consider where you've gone in the past year and how, or from how far afield some of the things you bought at your local store originated.

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Latest chapter of What She Wanted is now live!

I love writing stories about this genre.

In fact, I could write a whole entire song about it!!!

(But the real question here of course is if I should.)

I've been thinking on these thoughts for quite a long while now (almost a full decade, by this point) and I've put it off many times, so, I'm putting it out to all of you.

as several of you know, along with being here on Fimfiction, I also have a Youtube channel that also is called Autum Breeze, where most of my content is just small vlogs and several reviews of movies/TV shows.

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Just wanted to announce that, after tomorrow morning, I will be off the Internet for about a week and a half.

I'm going on a trip that I've always been interested in... heading out west to visit some fossil sites in the heart of the US! Specifically, I'll be visiting the Agate Beds in Nebraska, and the Mammoth Site in South Dakota.

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As promised in the most recent chapter of YAHES 2, I give to you my Time Travel Classification System.

Mode of Time Travel:
Physical: You and/or objects travel to the future or past. Most commonly seen form of time travel. Messages from the future count for this type as long as it isn't a psychic message.
Mental: Only your mind travels in time either to your own body or another person's. Type of time travel seen in time loops.

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No Pokemonday this week.

Reading about the late Mr. Dorr and the subject of his FBI file as a kid being a potential spy because he wrote to aircraft makers asking for glossy photos of new experimental planes, as any nerdy future aviation nut would.
http://paleofuture.gizmodo.com/us-diplomat-was-investigated-for-spying-as-a-kid-becaus-1793554752
Then saw a reference to a book he wrote much later in his life in the comments. Not saying it is one but that shape and those apertures on the shell???

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The Admiral needs an expert!

Source

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There's a good chance that I'm not going to be on the site much for awhile. Why? Road trip! Tomorrow morning I'm leaving on what should be a two-month, 15,000 km road trip across the US and Canada. The main purpose of the trip is to visit family in St. Louis, but there's nothing saying I can't drive so much more. I'm hoping to do a loop through the southeast to visit the few States that I'm missing in that area: South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Then on the return,

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Posted originally as a comment to alarajrogers' blog post about the season finale.

To me, the most interesting detail is Zecora's reaction in the Chrysalis timeline.

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I'm going adventuring!

Roughly 36 hours from now, I will be well on my way to going on vacation. A proper road trip, in which I shall meander in a looooong loop between various National Parks. It's been a long time since I've been camping proper, so I'm rather looking forward to getting the chance to do so again. To put things in nerdy terms (because seriously, this is the internet), I've probably got a few levels in Ranger by now. (Archery proficiency, not dual-wielding, for the record).

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