First, before I say anything about magical cartoon talking horses, I think it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge all those affected by Hurricane and/or Tropical Storm Harvey. Stay safe; our thoughts are with you.
...at least, not directly.
An overview of the various discussion threads on the topic of this episode reveals some strong feelings and opinions that are approaching the "entrenched" level. Also, there's nothing I can say here about the episode itself that hasn't been said, elsewhere and better, by other parties.
What I will say, is this:
Okay, I really liked "Monday Blues." It had a moderately strong musical hook (though the closer was weak due to obligatory credits bit; any chance of an extended version with a proper end-chord or something?) Plus, It is always delightful to hear Rebecca S. perform a duet with herself; I like hearing the vocal placement choices she uses to distinguish (Sci)Twi and Sunset. Sunset's double finger-guns "lookin' good, kiddo" at her ridiculous bed-head was wonderfully in-character, and we finally
This year I am committed to only one panel: Characterizing Characters, in Twilight's Writing Room, at 2:15 Friday. This is probably for the best, as standing up in front of people pretending to know something gives me the heebie-jeebies, increasingly, every year. It was better when I had the delusion that I actually did know something.
Anyway, hope to see you there!
I decided that it was not really appropriate for posting on FiMFic itself, because of lack of MLP-style ponies, but if you are a sane person and enjoy pegasi and batponies even without cutie marks, you may enjoy a recent post on my non-Pony blog, a little story called "Chariot."
If you're an equal-opportunity hoof-fancier, check 'er out!
Hey, folks. It's great that FiMFiction has an .epub renderer but, as I'm sure you've noticed if you've tried to use it, its functionality is extremely limited.
For those of you who'd like a spiffed-up version of one of my more bizarrely-popular stories ("Princess Celestia Hates Tea / A Short Story by Twilight Sparkle") for your .epub reader and don't want to fuss around with making one of your own, alert reader Daniel S. has your back.
