My Fellow Bronies and Pegasisters,

welp, I've done it. I've created a group for the very first time in which you folks can post stories in. It's simply called Bronies for Classical Music, a group that not only celebrates all things classical, but you can post a story in there as well.

So yes, Octavia related stories can be included, just follow the four rules there and you'll be set.

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To my fellow Bronies and Pegasisters,

With college coming to an end, and I have only one more major paper to write up, I'm here to report to everyone that I'll resume writing for both "Interviewing Mr. Disc" and "Inverno in F Minor" by next week, possibly starting Monday.

I for one can't wait for Summer break to start! For I nearly have enough of this too!

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The following is a poem that I've added at the end of Journal of a War Pony.

Come to think of it, this must be my first poem I've done in over a year. Hope you all like it.

Requiem for WWI

by CrackedInkWell.

Grant them eternal rest,

General of the sky and

Commanders of earth.

Have these men who swam

in rivers of mud where

rats and corpses thrive find rest.

Give them peace from the

bushes of barbed-wire,

of the raining bullets and

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I am give you the opportunity to ask my characters: James Tinwool, Harmonic Trotivari, Mr. Disc, or Record Scratch and Octave Melody, Agent F(aust), or young Lauren any questions you like. Be it their thoughts/opinions on something, their backgrounds, or what they have been doing.

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Improvised on my own Viola, I came up with an Overture to the Harmonic stories. And yes, that's what I honestly look like. Although I don't play the violin like Harmonic does, at least I try to give the fic music of it's own. So in a way, I tried to imitate as best as I could to Harmonic's improvising as humanly possible.