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We found a kitten!!
Edit: we worked everything out and are keeping Nanako!
( a few preview cosplay pics, more later )
I picked up some kind of sore throat or cold or whatever while we were gone. I feel terrible. Slept most of today and plan to go back to bed once dinner is done not that I feel like eating. Everything hurts - skin, large muscles, head, guts, throat
We're back home from our trip, and a great time was had by all! Except Crowley, who would like to let everyone know that his humans abandoned him and there has never been a cat so neglected or unloved. I will make a post about everything soon, and catch up on reading, but for now I'm simply tired. I need to go grocery shopping tomorrow, but once I do that I'm going to be at home for a while, and will happily not be budging.
I'm happy to be back in my own space, even though the camper is technically my own space. But I have my shower, my normal bed, and my kitty, so it's all good.
I'm happy to be back in my own space, even though the camper is technically my own space. But I have my shower, my normal bed, and my kitty, so it's all good.
In the land of Evertale, the stories told by humanity exist, living amongst each other - from Little Red Riding Hood to Beowulf to Sherlock Holmes to Doraemon, they all live here in harmony, sharing stories. And new stories are born all the time! Stories you read, stories you watch, even stories you create with your friends, they all find a place in Evertale.It's a lovely place. The source, and home, of human creativity. Or.... it should be.
The forces of creativity, the stories, the people, they're all being erased! Pretty soon, we won't have anything left in Evertale!
That's where you come in! We need the legendary warriors of creativity, Precure, to come and--
BZZZZZZZT
Old stories? Who needs those! Don't let the platitudes of some rabbit sway you, dear readers.
Here at Whiteout Industries we make way for the future by learning from the past. Our patented Hakuri-bagu turn those old, messy stories into new, clean, and sleek entertainment! By disassembling old, tired stories into assets, we can make countless new ones, ones that don't have any of the mess of the old. Doesn't that sound much better?
Don't fear the blank page!
PRETTY CURE: COLORFUL CHRONICLE
So what is this?
It's me having too many ideas and too much time on my hands.
Or;
This is an upcoming tabletop roleplaying game, set in an original Precure series and using the Valor Roleplaying System. Games will be run in Roll20 using the chat window and overlay - no voice.
Experience in Valor definitely not required, though at least some knowledge in Precure would be good.
The themes of Colorful Chronicle are human creativity, stories, and the commodification of creativity through soulless tools.
Characters, ideally, would have one outlet for creativity they partake in, whether it's art, writing, making comics, tabletop, music - something creative to inspire their character and powers.
Does this sound fun? Let's run an interest check!
1. What name/alias do you go by?
2. What's your plurk username? (Or other social media contact.)
3. Character concept(s)?
4. Anything you want to see in game?
5. What's you favorite story?
Look! I remembered to post before December started this year!
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dw_newsHello, friends! It's about to be December again, and you know what that means: the fact I am posting this actually before December 1 means karzilla reminded me about the existence of linear time again. Wait, no -- well, yes, but also -- okay, look, let me back up and start again: it's almost December, and that means it's time for our annual December holiday points bonus.
The standard explanation: For the entire month of December, all orders made in the Shop of points and paid time, either for you or as a gift for a friend, will have 10% of your completed cart total sent to you in points when you finish the transaction. For instance, if you buy an order of 12 months of paid time for $35 (350 points), you'll get 35 points when the order is complete, to use on a future purchase.
( The fine print and much more behind this cut! )
Thank you, in short, for being the best possible users any social media site could possibly ever hope for. I'm probably in danger of crossing the Sappiness Line if I haven't already, but you all make everything worth it.
On behalf of Mark, Jen, Robby, and our team of awesome volunteers, and to each and every one of you, whether you've been with us on this wild ride since the beginning or just signed up last week, I'm wishing you all a very happy set of end-of-year holidays, whichever ones you celebrate, and hoping for all of you that your 2026 is full of kindness, determination, empathy, and a hell of a lot more luck than we've all had lately. Let's go.
karzilla reminded me about the existence of linear time again. Wait, no -- well, yes, but also -- okay, look, let me back up and start again: it's almost December, and that means it's time for our annual December holiday points bonus.The standard explanation: For the entire month of December, all orders made in the Shop of points and paid time, either for you or as a gift for a friend, will have 10% of your completed cart total sent to you in points when you finish the transaction. For instance, if you buy an order of 12 months of paid time for $35 (350 points), you'll get 35 points when the order is complete, to use on a future purchase.
( The fine print and much more behind this cut! )
Thank you, in short, for being the best possible users any social media site could possibly ever hope for. I'm probably in danger of crossing the Sappiness Line if I haven't already, but you all make everything worth it.
On behalf of Mark, Jen, Robby, and our team of awesome volunteers, and to each and every one of you, whether you've been with us on this wild ride since the beginning or just signed up last week, I'm wishing you all a very happy set of end-of-year holidays, whichever ones you celebrate, and hoping for all of you that your 2026 is full of kindness, determination, empathy, and a hell of a lot more luck than we've all had lately. Let's go.
1. What were some of the smells and tastes of your childhood? This is a difficult one, because I feel like my sense of taste and smell was pretty underdeveloped until I was an adult. I have also always been far more visual than anything, so I remember images and scenes rather than taste or smell.
2. What did you have as a child that you do not think children today have? Unstructured time.
3. What elementary grade was your favorite? UGH none of them. School was an unrelenting hell.
4. What summer do you remember the best as a child? In a lot of ways, time in my childhood is not linear. I feel like I don't remember that much, and what I do is sort of lumped together. I spent a lot of time outside, though. I'd take a book outside and read under a tree, or just hang out in our fairly big backyard.
5. What one piece of advice would you give to your younger self, and at what age? Stop trying to get people to like you. They aren't going to, and you're wasting your energy. Just do your own thing, it'll get better later.
2. What did you have as a child that you do not think children today have? Unstructured time.
3. What elementary grade was your favorite? UGH none of them. School was an unrelenting hell.
4. What summer do you remember the best as a child? In a lot of ways, time in my childhood is not linear. I feel like I don't remember that much, and what I do is sort of lumped together. I spent a lot of time outside, though. I'd take a book outside and read under a tree, or just hang out in our fairly big backyard.
5. What one piece of advice would you give to your younger self, and at what age? Stop trying to get people to like you. They aren't going to, and you're wasting your energy. Just do your own thing, it'll get better later.
