If I only manage to finish one story with my new full-time schedule and high list of priorities, which one should it be? From a Shimmer to a Shine or To Save a Life? And why?

I feel so guilty right now. People keep favoriting my stories when I can barely have time to write them now that I have a full-time job. But at the same time, I haven't gotten disinterested in FiM or Equestria Girls either. So I can't officially declare myself dead either. I still pop in from time to time.

I just realized that looking back on these old blogs and author's notes that they basically represent snapshots of my life. From community college, to regular college, all the way to grad school. Such is life.

So in the meantime, I've started another official blog; and now that it has a few posts under its belt, I thought I'd share it with you.

https://jedwards1293.wixsite.com/writing

So yeah. Not dead. Now that I've restored room and job (in a manner of speaking), I've regained a bit of stability in my life. So I have a bit of time to write once again. For the first time in over a year.

Heya. Happy New Year. Still not dead. But it feels like I'm on a rollercoaster at the moment. My writing time is limited since I'm searching for a job and a place to live right now. Stability come and find me.

As of today, I have officially graduated from college with honors. And last semester, I was on the Dean's List.

I guess now I have concrete proof that I can look back upon for years to come. I am amazing.

I'm a few days away from graduating from college! School will finally be over.

Why won't you people just let me die in peace?

Rose: As if you'd ever just ditch the site entirely without saying anything to anyone.

No, I wouldn't. I'm not like that at all. And I have no legitimate reason to leave anyway. My taste on the show hasn't soured, I haven't been pestered to death, and I haven't lost my passion for writing one iota. In fact, all I feel right now is bad.

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Nice to know I'm still popular... I wonder if it's possible to be too much of a writer for your own good.