Diiiiid not see that one coming.
I mean, I kinda did, but being a pessimist by nature, I kinda didn't if you catch my drift.
So, what does this mean for The Neighcronomicon and the other stories I've thought up but haven't even found the time or energy to get a first chapter down (sob)?

I'm still gonna work at it. If you've been following the Neighcronomicon for any length of time, you should know by now that my update-rate is wack-a-doodle, but typically on the slow side of the scale.

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- Watching 'The Strain' late at night when I'm certain the paranoia will just be, like, the best emotional rush.

- Playing mindless games on Kongregate despite owning Homefront:The Revolution, Fallout 4 Far Harbor, AND Battleborn.

- Reading while I'm walking. This is actually sorta a given, but it just amuses me so much that I figured I'd include it too.

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So, I get a new like, and I get a new dislike, all in the same day. And it's really frustrating, because I'm almost certain that all the dislikes I'm getting happen in the first chapter, when I refer to the grey and blonde pegasus mail-mare as Derpy. I get that some people are offended by the name, but it irks me that people can't just leave a story they dislike; they also feel compelled to down-vote it. I dunno, I try to avoid giving stories down-votes, and I wish other readers could be as

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Finished the 11th chapter of 'The Neighcronomicon'. I am very sorry that it's taken so long for me to pull this chapter together, but I am pleased to say that I have a very good idea how the next four chapters will play out. None of them should be especially long in coming to fruition, but I hope ya'll will accpet that I'm (as usual) terri-bad at the whole "keeping to an update scheduled".

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So...
I'm alive, The Neighcronomicon is alive, and the two stories I started up on whims are also alive. The shorter of the two should be done before the week is out. And if I listen real closely when I make empty promises like that, I can almost hear the sound of my attention span snapping onto something else to distract me from writing.

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