Mayhem has a part-time job. Which, because public transit two and from takes THREE FUCKING HOURS EACH WAY, I am involved with. Delivery and retrieval. So now I have a time window and a dedicated four hours' of driving each day. Huzzah.
I am therefore squeezing in anything I can into the intervening hours.
Doing a little is better than doing nowt.
I'm going to finish my doses, finish my stretches, and get on with my offerings. In that order.
Read more »I really don’t want to explain the minute details of localizing my existence, but the broad strokes of it are, it takes a vast amount of energy to anchor myself to this point. The energy that is used and the corresponding residuals is not safe for this plane of existence. Using your particular soul will act as both as a fuel source and Coordinates, but don’t worry at most you’ll only lose about two days or a week maximum
The apprentice mage welcomed only enough gold, and the charm, to allow them to travel to where Wraithvine asked them to come to set up their little shop. They only accepted enough coin to survive on, wanting little else. After all, this was meant to help others, not to be rich. Helping others made them happy.
https://peakd.com/fiction/@internutter/challenge-04112-k094-data-for-the-experiments -- Anon Guest
Wraithvine was right. Aelinor would definitely have enough data for their experiments. The time it took for
Read more »Sunday was fun. I got to experience a Mead Hall (fun) and actual mead (not fun) as well as wandering about and discovering stuff.
I'm a lot of a nerd, so the most I got out of the experience was watching people make things.
I acquired a neat belt-pouch and matching belt, since I couldn't find the kind of corset I wanted.
I also got a metric fuckton of mud all over my shoes, socks, and dress skirt. The shoes and socks
Read more »A village deliberately founded ON TOP of a kobold burrow, with the manor of the village lord covering to entrance to the burrow itself. But it isn't what people think. The village cared for the kobolds. Especially since the lord was saved by these beings when they were a small child being chased by monsters. -- Anon Guest
Gratitude has many aspects. A simple "thank you" is just the most common one. Sometimes nothing more than a meaningless sound since it it
Read more »In a few short minutes, I'm offski to get my green refreshed and my undercut redone. I have more than enough nonsense to keep me warm in the wintertime now.
Tomorrow, the QPP is off to Renfaire[aka Abbey Medieval Festival], and I will be pre-occupied with possible cosplay acquisition. IF my offerings come out tomorrow, consider it a minor miracle.
Wish me the very best of luck. I'll need it.
Read more »NEVER mess with a human who's got nothing left to lose. You'll be lucky if it's just your life they take from you to get everything back. -- Anon Guest
[AN: This work contains copious references to domestic abuse, as well as violence and murder]
Their god told them that vengeance belonged to the divine. If they had faith, then the deity would see to it that terrible people got what they deserved. Unfortunately for the divine, the Humans that worship it
Read more »I have, perhaps, a handful of hours to make and post my offerings before I am called to QPP-fetching duty.
I have yet to clean the catio, but I have ferried Mayhem out to get his work clothes, all paid for by the nice PPL at APM. He even got a free beanie out of it.
I will get to the catio after I make my offerings.
I also need to talk to the Stencyl Discord about the latest nonsense happening with
Read more »I was born looking human in a community of those most call Unwanted. They treated me kindly and rarely mistreated me for my appearance. Save for a few with grudges who learned quickly it was wrong. So why do so many who look like me treat them so badly just because of how they look? -- Anon Guest
I grew up in ShadowCluster. A tumbledown community wedged into the crevice of Halgal Cliffs, the edifice that gave the city Myncloch its name.
Read more »The video is out and running, my lovelies!
I did it all on my only, with occasional input from the rest of the QPP. I wrote the story, I made the cover art, I created the background music, and wrote and performed the ad copy.
I expect to shut up about in long about November 1.
And I will be tagging various authors I know on the interwebs about it.
I got Mayhem to APM this morning and the
Read more »A family unable to bear children, but had a large house and farm, asked Wraithvine and hir friends to help find children to adopt, for they lived far enough from most places that finding unwanted children was actually difficult. -- Anon Guest
It's a familiar beginning to a nursery tale: Once upon a time were a loving couple who could not have children...
In most stories, it's the origin point of something or someone wondrous. They inevitably leave the humble farm and
Read more »So here's the PLN:
I PLN on working on today's rant whilst out and about, thus lightening my load when
Read more »Read more »Parasites are not always a bad thing, it is found in areas where people end up with SOME parasites in their systems, allergic reactions to things reduces. But parasites also means a body can be damaged, starved of vital nutrients. So now it becomes, are these microscopic creatures vital to the survival of the species, or should it be systematically removed from their biology, vaccinated into oblivion, and therefore freeing them from constant, voracious, hunger?
https://peakd.com/fiction/@internutter/challenge-04090-k072-festival-of-change --
Rain and rail closures prevented my love and I uniting last night. So I made a lazy meal and hauled off to bed.
Today, I have the opportunity to make sure we have supplies. Stuff for the kids. Things for my good self. That kind of business.
So I got to strap on my knees, check my list, and set forth on a grand tour of assorted shops to go get things.
Yay.
After I return and have my post-shopping treato, that's
Read more »They were a traveling merchant, a human and hir family. Any place they went, they were always kind, without asking anything in return, to those that were considered unwelcome or unwanted. They did not follow any gods, nor were part of any temple. It's just been their family's tradition for many generations. And it helped in times when they, themselves, needed aid. -- Anon Guest
The wagon went from place to place. Selling medicine. Selling cures. Selling a certain amount of curiosities.
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