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Chapter 14 of "Broken Soldier" is up. What else am I to do while avoiding people and holiday traditions but write? (Well, and make chocobos, but my hands were sore.)
OH MY GOD IT'S SNOWPOCALPYSE OUTSIDE EVERYONE PANIC AND PUNCH The OLD LADY WHO'S TRYING TO MAKE OFF WITH THE LAST ROLL OF TOILET PAPER IN THE STORE!!! Once again the snowfall capital of the US is being primed to panic severely because there's going to be some white stuff on the ground. Granted, it's a bit. And there's still a chance of blizzard conditions sneaking in. But seriously, people. Fucking seriously. Don't worry, it's New England. Eventually there will be a big scary storm and then you can make a big deal about it all you want. But maybe not until then.
I need to link to this video: Labyrinth meets Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman. The entire ending had me laughing much, much harder than it should have. Really must pick up Labyrinth on bluray when I can justify the cost. Luckily it is relatively cheap, but I'm still too paranoid about materials costs... particularly because I only realized yesterday that I'd forgotten to order more light blue yarn. There is no telling what else I've forgotten.
Oh, and there's a little something about a Famicom Legend of Zelda prototype which may have gotten a certain number of Zelda fans around the world make noises they never thought themselves capable of. Hey man, it's not Ura-Zelda, but I'll take it.
OH MY GOD IT'S SNOWPOCALPYSE OUTSIDE EVERYONE PANIC AND PUNCH The OLD LADY WHO'S TRYING TO MAKE OFF WITH THE LAST ROLL OF TOILET PAPER IN THE STORE!!! Once again the snowfall capital of the US is being primed to panic severely because there's going to be some white stuff on the ground. Granted, it's a bit. And there's still a chance of blizzard conditions sneaking in. But seriously, people. Fucking seriously. Don't worry, it's New England. Eventually there will be a big scary storm and then you can make a big deal about it all you want. But maybe not until then.
I need to link to this video: Labyrinth meets Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman. The entire ending had me laughing much, much harder than it should have. Really must pick up Labyrinth on bluray when I can justify the cost. Luckily it is relatively cheap, but I'm still too paranoid about materials costs... particularly because I only realized yesterday that I'd forgotten to order more light blue yarn. There is no telling what else I've forgotten.
Oh, and there's a little something about a Famicom Legend of Zelda prototype which may have gotten a certain number of Zelda fans around the world make noises they never thought themselves capable of. Hey man, it's not Ura-Zelda, but I'll take it.