"That kind of dedication is admirable, Cheerilee. It's gonna be hard finding somepony who can match it. Speaking of, how's the search for the new teacher coming along?"

Cheerilee shrugged. "The Mayor showed me the shortlist of candidates, and I gave my input on all of them; she'll probably interview them before the month is out. But I have no direct say in it. Truth be told, they'd all make capable teachers, but none of them were really my first choice."

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0/10; Rumble was portrayed as an edgy edgelord, not a creepy weirdo. Cannot get over this.

it was alright

About a year ago, I wrote a little story called Bonitatem Doce Me for a writeoff. It won the gold, to my surprise. After that, I expanded and posted it under the title "Teach Me Goodness." To my even greater surprise, it made the Royal Canterlot Library. It remains my top-rated story, and my favorite thing that I've written for FiMfic over the past year.

Part of that is because of how deeply personal it is.

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"TMG" hit 200 likes today!

And it broke 1k hits... um... a while ago!

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Well, if you got the alert from the tagged story, then you probably already know the answer, so... the hell am I even wasting your time for.

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The head of Clan Woshy is known as The Wosh, and is almost as feared as Big Bucket Wull.

Like, one person is gonna get that.

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"Cheerimac" sounds like a friendly Confederate ironclad that spreads love and joy instead of running blockades and defending slavery.

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See how they hang on every word that I speak/
My approving glance is what they all seek~

Howzabout that, huh? Two hundred thousand words about Snake punching Pinkie in the face, plus all the other assorted garbage I've strewn about on FIMfic, and it's this simple story about crying and hugging that gets my name in the Horse Words Hall of Fame.

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Follow the link and then see for yourself! And then follow the link back to the story page, and uh... go in a great big circle, I guess.

I thought it was cool...

Or, uh, Oroboro. We did it.

It's always touching when someone says that your writing literally broke their heart into multiple tiny pieces.

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