Sunday 29 November 2015

December TBR.

With Nanowrimo, and all of the other things I've wanted to do this month, I had very little time for reading. So there are a lot of books that are being moved from November's TBR pile, to December's.

December is the time of year that I usually get a lot of reading done. I have no school work to do, not many huge projects. Just me curled up with hot chocolate, or tea and a good book. And this December won't be much different.

For this month, I would like to finish A Game of Thrones by George R R Martin. I love this series, but the books are so large that it takes me a while to finish them. I will not be doing a review on this book.

And to (hopefully) start and finish this month will be Cloaked by Alex Flinn, Hexwood by Diana Wynn Jones, The Dante Trap by Arnaund Delalande and Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden.

This month also looks to be the month of book reviews seeings as I want to do a book review for all of these books.

I've been so busy lately that reading hasn't been a huge priority. Now that I have more time, I do want to read a lot more, and do a lot more book reviews. Maybe even a book tag.

So, let me know what you guys are reading, and what you think I should read? I hope you all have a great day. :)

Saturday 28 November 2015

Nanowrimo Week 4 Update.

Well, we have come to the end. the final stretch of nanowrimo. And if you follow me on twitter or tumblr, you'll know, I WON!! I did it, I finished Nano, and I hit 50,000 words. It was incredible, and I was super excited.

This is the first year out of the many I've been doing Nano for, and well, I finally won. It's a great feeling having accomplished something so huge as writing 50 000 words. I can assure you that they are all terrible words though.

But, my novel isn't done. I'm not sure if I'm going to finish my book. But I'm going to keep slowly plugging away at it. Since I've won, my word count has dropped like crazy. I think by the end of Nano, I would like to be at maybe 55,000. It's an easy goal, compared to some of the goals I've set this month, but I am very happy all the same.

This month has not been the easiest for me, for reasons I am not sharing. But I did manage to accomplish something, and that's a huge feat.

For those of you still struggling to get to that word count goal, don't give up! There are a few days left, and I know you can do it. Even if you don't finish the 50,000 words, you still wrote something, and it's more than what you had at the beginning of the month.

Good luck with the rest of the month! :D

Friday 27 November 2015

November Favourites.

This month has been insanely busy, so I haven't had a chance to try a lot of new things. But I'll list what I can.

The first one is an event that I already wrote about: the Welcome to Night Vale book tour. Every time I think about how awesome that even was, I smile a little. If you want to read more about that, I'll post a link: here. I finished the book in a matter of days, but you'll have to wait for the book review.

The second thing I've been loving is Nanowrimo write ins. Before I moved to the city, I've never had a chance to attend any write ins. Now, I've gone to several, and I love going. I've met some awesome people, and wrote lots of words, and it's been awesome.

The third thing I've fallen in love with is: Adventure Time. Adventure Time is a cartoon made by Cartoon Network. And it follows Jake the Dog and Finn the human on their adventures through the land of Ooo. It's weird, and silly, but don't get me wrong there are a lot of dark elements. And the characters are really interesting, and who doesn't like bright colours?

And the final thing that I've been loving through the month of November is the idea that I get to travel home soon. I love the city and everything, but I am missing my home town a lot. I miss being able to see stars, and go out in the middle of the woods and be able to pretend that you are as far away from people as you can get. It's a good feeling, but no matter where I go, I am always reminded that the city isn't that far away.

This month has been a little bit crazy for personal reasons, so I don't have a lot to say. But I promise December is going to be filled with awesome surprises, and some things I'll hope you enjoy. So for now, I hope you have a great day. :)

Tuesday 24 November 2015

5 Things I Missed About Cosplay.

Up until quite recently, I was on a big cosplay hiatus. Due to personal reasons, I left cosplaying, and I wasn't sure if I was going to get back into it. Well, last year I did slowly begin to go back into the world of cosplaying. And now that I am officially on the bandwagon again, I found there are five things that I miss. These are in no particular order, just five things I missed about cosplay.

1. Making things.
I've always been really happy creating things. Either through writing, or drawing, or sewing or really anything. Making things made me so happy. When I stopped cosplaying, a lot of my desire to create things went with it. Cosplay for me was the perfect reason to work with my hands to make beautiful things.

2. Learning new skills.
This kind of goes along with making things, but I learned so many skills while I was cosplaying. I learned how to sew, how to knit, how to do makeup. But when I stopped cosplaying I stopped learning new skills. Now that I am back into it, I want to learn more about prop and armour making. As well as making the skills I already have a lot better.

3. The Community.
I left behind an amazing community of so many talented people. Most of them I knew in real life, so I never really lost touch with them, but the online community I lost touch with. The cosplay community can have elitists but so does every community. In the cosplay community, I find there are a lot more accepting people. The big thing cosplayers stress is that cosplay is for everyone.

4. Going to events.
Now, when I was cosplaying, I didn't go to that many events. I didn't have the money, or the transport, so I had to stick to local events. But the few that I did attend were so much fun. I got a lot of advice about anything I could have asked for. And just being excited for going to an event was half the fun. In 2016 I am going to my very first big convention, there will be more on that in the future.

5. The feeling of satisfaction.
Lastly was the feeling of satisfaction when I was finished with something. I usually worked really hard with what I had when it came to cosplaying. And when I finished something, I felt really proud of what I had done. I find I missed that feeling a lot. Granted that feeling comes from a lot of other things too. There is just something so special about making something with your own two hands. Especially when this thing doesn't exist in real life like an anime or cartoon character.

Cosplaying is a very special art form that holds a lot of stereotypes, and misconceptions behind it. But for those who do it, cosplay is something that I believe never really leaves you. It'll always be a part of your life in one way or another. I have no idea what my cosplay life holds in store for me, but I am very excited to find out.

Sunday 22 November 2015

Cosplay Updates.

I've been working hard on cosplaying, and all of the sewing I've had to get done. Right now, I'm working on human Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls. There are a lot of human designs of this character, and all of them are a little different.

I've taken a lot of inspiration from different designs. I wish I could draw, then I would show you exactly what I had planned.

Pattern for the tail coat design.
There are still a lot of things that I haven't figured out yet. I want to be able to do the blue flame coming out of his hand. But at the same time I want to be able to take it off when I want to.

I have a few ideas, but nothing concrete yet. When the cosplay is more wearable, you'll be sure to get some (hopefully) awesome photos.

Here is the base of the eyepatch. 


I've started planning out a few other ideas as well, but so far nothing made yet. For Wirt from Over the Garden Wall, I have most of the outfit finished, but I need to make the cape and     the hat. As well as get a wig. 

The final cosplay I've done, and have sort of finished, but not at the same time is Cecil Palmer from Welcome to Night Vale. I did a post about that cosplay: here but there is a lot I want to change to make it a little better. I want to get a long sleeved purple shirt instead of that one. Maybe a better vest, a bow tie, and some face paint to do the tattoos. But for a closet cosplay, I was pretty impressed with what I had. 

The first tail for the tail coat. 
Finally, for those who follow me for most cosplay, and geek reasons, I am thinking of setting up a Facebook fan page. Of course all of my blog posts will be posted there, as well as a lot of update photos that are just cosplay and geek related. I've been asking around, and it seems that a Facebook page might be a good idea. But it's not going to happen until probably the new year. I have a lot of things I need to be working on, but when those are done, I will for sure consider getting the cosplay fan page up and running. 

I hope you all have a great day, and good luck with your projects. :) 

Saturday 21 November 2015

Nanowrimo Week 3 Update.

Well, week three and we are almost done with Nanowrimo, and though my word count is soaring higher and higher, I find my energy getting lower and lower. This week, and a bit of last week as well has been a little tough for me, as I am kind of, well really sick. And each time I go to the doctor I'm told something different. But with being so sick, I have a lot of time for other things, like writing.

This has been an amazing week for me, my average words per day is over 2000 which is great, and according to my Nano stats, I need to write less than 1000 words each day to finish on time. I've really been working hard, and all of my woken time is spent writing.

I found I love going to the little coffee shop, getting a hot chocolate and sitting down to write. Especially when I am stuck on something, or just need a change of scenery.

This week my goal was to hit 45,000 and as I type this I am at 43,000 so not quite there yet, but I am not done for the day. It's still early, it's not even noon yet so I have the rest of the day to hit that goal.

Plot wise I am just beginning to enter Act III which is where all of the exciting things happen. Battles shall be fought, characters will die (or not I haven't decided) and the fate of the world is decided. This novel has taken so many different turns that I didn't expect and I love that.

This is the furthest I have ever gotten in a first draft. I usually abandon projects right at the beginning of Act II, but I finally powered through that slump and I am getting into Act III. I have never been more excited to finish something.

Before Nano, I was in the big writing slump where I could think of nothing to write, but now I am beginning to get a lot of different ideas. There is a youth literary magazine that is taking in submissions, and that is my next project to work on. What I'm going to write I have no idea, but it'll be a fun project to work on.

So, since the last week of Nanowrimo is coming up, my goal should be pretty obvious, by the end of this week I want to have at least 50 000 words. If I get more than that, awesome that would be ideal. The Nanowrimo counter can be a bit odd, and count things weirdly, so it's better to be safe and have more than 50 000 words.

I'm not sure if I'm going to wait and validate my novel on the last day of November, or if I'm going to validate it when I hit that mark, but we'll see. For now, I need to keep writing, getting to the 45,000 words is not going to happen on its own.

I hope you all have a fantastic day, and happy writing.

Friday 20 November 2015

Being a Happy, Healthy Cosplayer, and General Geek.

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Now, as a disclaimer, this is my personal opinions on geeks, and geek culture, and there is nothing wrong with them. But I know there are people within the geek community who want to be healthier, and happier. I want to help them out. This is not about weight loss, this is about being a healthy person.

I want to start with being a healthy cosplayer. Being a cosplayer often involves late nights working, and a lot of being hunched over projects. And these tips can be applied to anyone in the geek culture, and anyone outside the geek culture. 

1. Get up and move. 
Now, as geeks, we like to spend our time sitting and watching tv shows, or reading, or working on cosplay projects, but your body needs to move. At least for a half an hour get up and do something. Laundry, a walk, some gentle yoga, anything. Just move your body a little bit. It'll help your back, neck, and it'll give you more energy. 

2. Drink water. 
I feel like this is my advice for anything health related, but it's super important. No one drinks enough water, but still, we all can use a little more water. So instead of drinking red bull, or pop... or ramune (my guilty pleasure) get some water, and drink that up. I know water doesn't have the best taste to it, but I can promise you will get used to it. Until then, you can infuse your water with fruit, and a million other things. There are tons of ways to infuse your water to make it taste better. 

3. Take breaks. 
When you are marathoning tv shows, or working to midnight on cosplays, please take short frequent breaks. This will prevent strain on your eyes, your brain, and your body as a whole. These breaks can be anything from going to the bathroom, to making a snack, to just getting up and stretching a little bit. Trust me, when you take these breaks, your body will thank you. And as a side tip for the book lovers, make sure you have good lighting to read. I don't want you to strain your eye balls. 

4. Healthy eating. 
Now, I'm not talking eating super clean, and super strict diets, no not at all! Please, don't do super strict diets. Instead, replace junk foods with some healthier options. In the summer, my favourite snack is frozen grapes, and it has taken the place of ice cream for me. Just dried fruit, or unsalted nuts instead of chips. Just simple little changes to make you feel a little bit better. 

5. Sleep! 
Now, I know this is super difficult for a lot of us. I am no exception to this, I know I need to sleep more. But we should be getting between 6-8 hours of sleep. So get some sleep tonight. If you are struggling, then turn off your screens for a half hour before bed. Try and go to sleep and wake up at around the same time everyday. You need to sleep. 

I guess this advice could be applied to anyone, but for me I want to talk specifically to the geeks and nerds of the world. Please, look after your bodies. We do not have robot technology to build you a new body just yet, so look after the body you have. I plan on doing a post specifically on convention health a little later, so stay tuned for that. 

So, to all of the nerds and geeks out there, what do you guys do to stay healthy? 

Tuesday 17 November 2015

5 Knitted Scarfs.

I've been thinking for a while now on ways to help people, and the different ways we do this. When I first came to the city, and even now after I've been here a few months, the sight of the homeless still tears at my heart. And I just want a way to help even one person. And I may have found a way to help even one person.

What I want to do is knit at least five scarfs before my winter break. I plan to go out to downtown, and just give one to each homeless person I see as like a Christmas gift of sorts. Winter here in Canada is cold, and the homeless have such a struggle keeping warm. This is one little thing I can do to help.

And this isn't a project I want to stop either. I want to continue it as my knitting gets better, and eventually knit a scarf, mitts, and hat set. Maybe even socks if I can manage to learn how to knit them. During the winter season, it's hard seeing people who have no where to go. And who are freezing. I don't care how they got to this place, as a compassionate person I want to help make their struggle a little easier.

I know I cannot help everyone on my own. And there are possible plans in the works to help keep something like this going. I would also love to be able to send things like this to Native reservations where they also have next to nothing. But those are in the possible far off future.

Knitting is a hobby I have grown to both love and hate. It's frustrating, and my hands hurt a lot. But at the same time, it's fun and I get to make something with my own two hands.

For now, I am going to start with just these five scarfs, and if the project gets bigger than awesome. I will of course let you know if my little project does get bigger. If it doesn't, even then I am happy with the knowledge that I have made ten people just a little bit warmer. And hopefully made them feel a little less hopeless.

If you have a shelter in your area, or something, please ask them what you can do to help. A little goes a long way. Things like socks, toothbrushes, sanitary pads, little things like that can make a huge difference in someone's life. You don't have to give a lot, just a little. Thank you.

Sunday 15 November 2015

On Writing A Memoir of the Craft audio book review.

A while ago I did a post about audiobooks, and my general feelings about them. If you want to read that post, you can read it here: link. And I decided that maybe I should do a review of an audiobook, and the one that I had was On Writing by Stephen King, and read by Mr. King himself.

This will probably be the only review I do on a Stephen King book. I do this because his books are so iconic, and most people know what his books are about, and you can easily find reviews on his books.  There is nothing I can really add to those reviews. But, I figured it would be interesting to do a review about this memoir. 

King writes about his personal life, particularly his writing life, and his teenage years. And he paints such vivid images of the movies he loved, and the world he grew up in. As well as his addiction, and some of the darker moments of his life. He doesn't talk too much about his books, but if you are familiar with his works, then you can pick up some of the inspiration. The more iconic books (Carrie, The Shining,) have a lot more detail about how they came to be. 

I really enjoy listening to Kings voice. He is calm, and clear. I have no idea if other memoirs are read by other people other than the author, but they should be read by the author. It makes it feel a lot more personal. 

The first half of the book, is a lot of autobiography, but when you get to the middle of it, then he talks about writing. I feel like his advice is such good advice. He compares the art of writing, to a tool box. And each part of the box is a different skill writers need to have. From grammar, and language structure, to style, and voice, to vocabulary. As a wannabe writer, I take his advice to heart. Especially his advice on talent, and where talent comes from, and the importance of reading a lot and writing a lot. He talks about practice isn't really practice if you love what you do. 

King's life is such an incredible thing to learn about. I don't want to spoil any of the book, but I will tell you, within the first chapter, you'll learn how weird his childhood was. His life is just super interesting, and has a lot of goofy moments.

This book does have a little bit of 'bad' language, if you are sensitive to that, just be aware.  When listening to the book, I could easily imagine him just kinda hanging out and telling me the story of his life. It's super casually written, and doesn't beat around the bush for any of the topics. It's very real, and I really enjoy that aspect of it. I don't know a lot about King's personality having never met him, but I feel like this book really reflects the personality I expect him to have. 

I really don't have a lot of complaints about this book. However, I still don't like the audiobook, but you guys know my feelings about audiobooks. I would totally get a physical copy of this book to read. I feel like I would get more out of the story if I am able to read it. But I feel like that's because I am very visual, and need to see things in front of me. 

I hope you guys have a wonderful day. What are some of the things you're reading or listening to? 

Saturday 14 November 2015

Nanowrimo Week 2

Alright, I'm going to do something a little different from last week, because I kept forgetting to record throughout the entire week, so I'm just gonna summarize.

This week has been good writing wise, I've been getting ahead, and it feels good. I'm not super far ahead, but far enough so that I can relax a little bit and not feel too stressed out.

Mentally there have been somethings going on that I may write about in another blog post. But that's for another day.

The first day this week started out super strong with 5,000 words, but I did trail off to about 2,000 each day. Which is still really good. I want to start doing weekly goals as well on this little blog, so the goal I wanted to hit this week is 30,000. And at the end of each post, I want to share with you my word count goal for the week.

I actually feel really good about this year. I don't usually write to win, but this year that's changed. I want to have written the 50,000 words. And I feel much better about getting to that large goal. I've found a schedule that works really well for me, and that's awesome.

Friday I also went to my first write in. I grew up in a small town, and the closest region was still an hours car ride away. This year living in the city, I have been actually able to go do things. It's been a blast.

I was easily the youngest person at this write in, I think I want to go to one of the teen write ins next. At least that way I would have more people to connect with. But despite being the youngest person there, I had fun, and I got a lot of writing done. I also ordered my first Starbucks, and I'm not gonna lie, I wasn't impressed.

Even though I don't get as much writing done in the same span of time as I could on my own, I find I really enjoy going to write ins. Being new to the city, it's a great way to meet people who are into the same things.

So, at the end of this week I hit 30,006 words at the time of this blog post.
This week I want to see if I can hit 45 000 words. I think I can do it. It's a big jump, but there isn't a lot going on at school this week, and I think I can do it. Looks like it's time to get back to writing.

Friday 13 November 2015

Mori kei lookbook.

I've been kinda wanting to do this for a while. I love fashion, and I love dressing up. My style is very much Mori kei inspired. And I thought this would be kind of fun to show and model. Just as a disclaimer, I am not a model. I'm actually kinda camera shy. Okay, very camera shy, so there is only one photo for each look.  And before anyone asks, everything I'm wearing is either thrifted or a gift. So, this is my very first lookbook. If you are interested, I'll of course do more, but for now enjoy the photos. I wanted to do a blend of both dark mori, and mori. As well as a blend of feminine and masculine looks. I don't own anything really in white, so the regular mori look wasn't really what I wanted. But all the same, I love the looks I came up with. All of the photos were taken with my cellphone, so they aren't the best quality, but I did try. 




Wednesday 11 November 2015

Perfect Mornings.

As you guys know, I've been dealing with a few things. But I've been trying something new. I've been trying to arrange perfect mornings. Mornings to make me happy, and to ground me. And I am finding these mornings are really helping. They help make my days a little easier, and more productive. And I wanted to share some of the small moments with you guys through mostly images and captions, because I don't have a lot to say.

Reading, Sunrises, and Coffee. 
I kind of want to start making more image heavy posts. They are fun to make, even if they take a little more time to do. And I don't have a decent camera, all I have is my phone, but hopefully you guys will like these anyway. I hope you all can arrange some perfect mornings.
Coffe, and a walk. Nothing could get much better.
Stunning Fall Weather and writing. 

        
Beautiful Picnic Breakfast.





Tuesday 10 November 2015

Welcome to Nightvale Book Tour.

I meant to post this on the day of the event, but I came home and I was just so tired. I bet you're all sick of me talking about Night Vale. And one day I'll stop talking about it. Today is not that day. I went to the Welcome to Night Vale book tour event here in Toronto, and I had a blast!

I've never been to an event made for fans of a thing. And I had never felt so at home. I met so many incredible people who love the same things I do, and who have just as much passion as I do for the things they love.

There were a few cosplayers, and I'm cursing myself for not bringing any parts of my Cecil cosplay back from my reading week. But there is always anime north and fan expo (if I can go this year.)

The event for me was rather large, and I did get to the event later than I wanted to, but my bus decided it needed to take a detour route. But I got there, and had an all around blast.

Listening to Joseph Fink and Jeffery Crannor talk about the world of Night Vale, and the characters of Night Vale is so interesting. After the event ended I had a million questions I wanted to ask about the world. Hopefully one day I'll get to ask my million questions.

The book event was pretty standard I think. There was an interview, and an audience q and a, then a book signing. And in my hands I hold the book, and it's beautiful. Eventually I would like to download the audio book, but that'll have to wait for a bit.

I cannot wait for another event like this. And the next event I'm going to is a lolita meet up in December, which I'll of course share with you all.

Until next time, good night readers, good night.

Saturday 7 November 2015

Nanowrimo Week 1 Update.

Well, the first week of Nanowrimo has flown by. And right now, things have been pretty okay. I've been keeping up with the word count, and that's all I can ask for. I have no idea how I'm going to structure these blog posts, so I'm just gonna wing it with a day by day summary. I have no idea if I'll keep doing that, but let's just see.

Day 1.
The first day, I started at midnight, and wrote a bit, but I fell asleep, and couldn't do more than I believe a thousand words. When I woke up, I wrote a ton more, and ended up with over 7000 words. By the end of that day, I was exhausted, and couldn't do anymore writing. So, I left it there.

Day 2.
Ah, day two. Day two was not my best writing day. I only wrote a few hundred words. It wasn't because I didn't have time, I just didn't want to write. But since I was already so far ahead, I didn't stress too much about it.

Day 3.
Day 3 was actually pretty good. Early that morning, I got up, and started writing. Since I didn't have any classes that day, I took advantage of the free time I had to write, and get lots of school work done. Alright, there wasn't a lot of school work being done. But there was a lot of writing done.

Day 4.
Another not super great writing day. The weather was beautiful, and I wanted to spend all morning outside, not at my laptop. So instead I went to the park and did yoga, then went to do some grocery shopping. By the time that was all done, I had class. So not a lot done.

Day 5.
This is one of the best writing days I've had passed the first day. I got a little over the standard word count. Now, my goal was 15000 but I didn't get to that goal. But I was happy with my words.

Day 6.
BEST WORD COUNT DAY! I went down to a cafe, and worked for a bit, then I worked in the park for a bit. And by 1 I had over 14,000 words. But I was not finished. I kept writing! By the end of day 5 I hit 15,000 words.

Friday 6 November 2015

October Favourites.

So, I wasn't sure if I was going to even do an October favourites this month. But then I realized there is a lot of things that I really wanted to talk about, and rave about. So here it is, my October favourites.

Last month, I put all of my favourites into categories, because I could do that. This month I can't do that, so I won't. Here is just a list of random things I really liked through the month of October.

1. Welcome to Night Vale.
I cannot get enough of this show! I did an impressions of Welcome to Night Vale earlier this month you can find that post here. And now I am obsessed with it. My new dream is being a guest voice on the show, but I doubt that'll ever happen. It's funny, it's weird, it's all around just amazing. I just need more Welcome to Night Vale in my life.

2. Knitting.
I have fallen in love with knitting. When I was on exchange, a dear friend taught me the very basics. Now, I have gotten back into it. It's the perfect thing to do while listening to podcasts, or audiobooks. It's relaxing once you have a handle on it.

3. Cosplaying.
Just the whole art form in general. I've done a few posts about my cosplaying life, and some of the small things I've been working on. If you want more updates on this, there is a mobile app for both android and iPhone that is free called Cosplay Amino. It's pretty much a cosplay only social media app. If you want more of my cosplay progress, then follow me there at Prince Basil.

4. Yoga.
With all of the crafting, and stuff I've been doing, I find myself getting really sore. So, I hopped back on the yoga bandwagon. It feels really good to actually get up and move, and stretch my body a little bit more than usual. And it works out all of the kinks from a day of sitting at my desk, or in my chair.

I believe that's everything I have to share with you for this month. November is going to be a very busy month for me, so I'm not sure if there is going to be a November favourites or not. But if there is, you'll be sure to know about it right away.

Tuesday 3 November 2015

November TBR.

This month, with all I have going on, I doubt I am going to read very much. But in any case, I am going to try and read a little bit. There is only going to be one book on my November tbr pile, maybe two.

The first book is The Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin. I've read this book before, and I want to reread the entire series. I love these books, and I've been slowly collecting the books. I am not going to do a review on this book simply because you can find reviews for it everywhere and so many people have read it. I don't feel like I would have anything new to add.

The other book I hope to get to this month is the Welcome to Night Vale novel. Yes, more Welcome to Night Vale. I do not have a copy of the book yet, but I will be getting one when I go to the Welcome to Night Vale book tour. Of course I'll be writing a blog post about the event, so you can be sure to see that. This book I will be reviewing, so that is another thing you can look forward to in either November or early December.

The third book I have to read for English class, but I might do a 101 post about it. The third book is The King Must Die by Mary Renault. I'll be reading it as part of an essay, but I'm still unsure if I'll review it. We'll see.

Once November is over, my reading pile will get bigger again I promise. But for right now, reading isn't a huge priority when I have so many other things I need to do. School has taken up a lot of my time, and with NaNo, I'll have even less time to read. But I do hope to get some reading done on the bus, and subway commutes to and from school.

I hope you all have a wonderful day, and let me know some of the things you're reading.

Sunday 1 November 2015

More Changes.

I'm still trying to figure out a good schedule for me to post. But I'm beginning to think twice a week just isn't enough. I have 15 drafts, and pretty much all of them ready to be published. So, I've decided to as well publish on Sundays.

That's really all I have to say. So expect posts from me on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. I have so many ideas, and projects. These are all things I hope you are going to love. I have a cosplay series type thing, Nanowrimo updates, book reviews, and some other special surprises that I hope you'll love.

I'll figure this thing out eventually, thank you for dealing with these changes that are happening so quickly. Hopefully this will be a bit of a better flow for me. Right now I have everything all scheduled out, so hopefully it all works out well. It's odd, I've never been this organized about anything. Hopefully you guys enjoy all of the content that I'm putting out.