I can say "Hi. How Are Ya", and you'd all know what I was referencing.

Walked 4 miles. Eating pizza now. (The two are not related)

Dictionary?

One of my biggest pet peeves in music is nostalgia songs that get details about nostalgia wrong

Huh. Radio? What's going on with that radio?

"Exclaim" is written like this, but when you want a character to exclaim something, you use an "exclamation point". Spelled "exclamation". Where did the "i" go in the "exclaim" part of "exclamation"? It's one of those stupid things that trips me up every time when writing.

And the script for the Quandary Break on tulpas/tulpamancy is 45 pages, and the form is pretty solidified. I'm just having people read it over and factchecking, but I don't see it changing much more from where it is at. Then comes the production, which is hell.

Okay, first draft of Quandary Break episode 2 script is done. It's 38 pages. I don't know what that translates to here, but it'll probably be over 2 hours long.

2 days of work, the script for Quandary Break 2 is 31 pages. I'm not done yet. I need to read a book that is... 349 pages. This better be the best video I've ever made in my life.

Well, I did a reading. That was a mindfunk.

I have gazed into the darkness. And the darkness has gazed into me. And I have gazed into the darkness. And the darkness has gazed into me. And I have discovered beef ramen.

So you know how you're playing Amnesia the Dark Descent or Resident Evil and you find these logs about something super fucked up slowly bubbling? Imagine that happening in the real life. This is... why I don't usually read very much, lol.

Time to do READING

This week I'm going to do a stream about my plans for the rest of the year Thursday/Wednesday and we'll deal with the gaming stuff next week.

So you guys want Quandary Break back?

But what do the *jelly beans* mean?

Also, Lily wants you all to know that she says "hello"

Poetry strategy - find a bunch of words you wanna use cuz they make you feel fancy, like "allegro" or "synecdoche", and finding a way to use them where it wouldn't be forced, building the poem around that.

"Chocolate. Contains chocolate."

Well, I'll be darned, they did it. Now the story gets interesting.