(I should be much more sorry about this than I am.)

UPDATE: Song moved to the next blog posting!

I've been idle a bit, but I'm almost free of responsibilities for the year. That means there will be stories and projects again soon, yay!

Now, in the spirit of EatTurkeyUntilYouPeeNeonYellowRazorGravyFromYourAnus Day (it's a USA thing, don't worry about it), here are the "recent locations" on my desktop:

I have no clue what most of these places are.

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I made a mistake today. It was a tiny mistake, but it feels like a humongous one.

Learning to put mistakes in perspective is something I'm still learning how to do, since finishing my course of electroconvulsive therapy.

This silly pony helps me in so many ways.

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Subliminal and associated ponies have performed a reading of the first chapter of Veneer:

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Initially, I liked Veneer (my recent story) just fine as a minific. Several readers have found it missing something, however, and after pulling my head out of my pedantic rear, I'm starting to see what they mean.

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Thanks to horizon's drunkwriting party, I seem to have gotten my writing mojo back.

Thus, I have a new story. It will now hopelessly jockey for position with the other twelve Thorax stories currently on the main page, but although I haven't read the other stories, I like mine so much that I'm going to guess it's probably better.

So maybe if I'm super-lucky, it'll crack the featured bar. We'll see!

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Writing good fiction is challenging.

Then again, writing fiction is challenging in general... but for even more reasons.

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Still working on the Android pony game, too.

Also still holding in there with memory goulash from way too much electroshock to the left side of my brain.

More to come eventually, but I'm definitely not at full rudder these days. I am lonely and miss friendship and work alike. We might have some friends over last-minute tomorrow for Nightmare Night festivities if we can scrape together anypony.

So I've been getting electroshock lately. Initially it wasn't working well because they did it too far to the front, to avoid my neurostimulator which is in the right side of my face.

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