First of all, I would like to thank everyone who favourited, commented on, and watched me after reading Let's Get A Wiggle On. I've put a year of work and growth as a writer in this story, and the number of people who have read and enjoyed it makes me incredibly happy. Plus, I loved the attention I received over the last couple of days. If I missed thanking you directly for watching me (there were too many favourites for me to thank everyone who favourited directly), it was an oversight

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To those of you who were excited for more chapters of A Desert Sunrise, I have to apologize. This is why I shouldn't write fanfiction with OC's, especially when the story I'm writing didn't have to be fanfiction. I wanted to write a story putting someone from our universe into a parallel universe without magic and where the people were herbivorous. My Little Pony fit that to a 't' (never quite understood that saying), but there are so many things I would like to do and liberties I would

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I would like to wish a Happy New Years to all seven of my watchers and those who have favourited A Desert Sunrise! I hope this year is the best you've ever had, and the least of those to come.

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In this chapter we have what I hope is some excellent and telling characterization of Henry Schmidt and Spike, as well as definitively placing the time setting for the story (approximately five years after the return of Nightmare Moon). I hope you like it!

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I'm super excited. I've finally got another story going that I like. I want practice writing novella length pieces of fiction, so I'm writing a series of six novellas, each focusing on a different member of the Mane Six. I should have the Twilight one posted withing two weeks, and it will be between 17,000 and 25,000 words. The entire series focuses on the changing lives of the Mane Six as they grow into adulthood, and the Twilight story focuses on Celestia being knocked down from the pedestal

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I wanted to publicly thank Recamen, mrwoo6, and yetanotherpony from the Plounge for reviewing my story and offering some very helpful suggestions. I also want to thank my awesome mother (she'll never read this, but I want you all to know how cool she is) for finding the errors and stylistic mistake that everyone else missed. I'm home for a job this term, and she saw how hard I was working on it. She asked to read it, because she's awesome.

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