The Possibilities

I'm supposed to be spending much of today rebooting. (For those unfamiliar with my rebooting concept, stay tuned for a near-future post.)

Instead, today has turned into something more important for me. If I was completely unable to function mentally yesterday, then today I was the sheer opposite: I've been on mental overload since the moment I woke up.

And with so much going on in my head, a few notions have come to surface.

Event Horizon, in all of its final-revision glory (read: it's done), does not please me. I've held onto this story for three years or so (two? I honestly forget), and now that it's done, I hate it. It's bloated, overwritten, and confusing. Therefore, my next writing project will indeed be a new short story of sorts: I'm rewriting Event Horizon as a short-story rather than a novella. My hard work thus far won't go to waste, however. I will be publishing the full-length manuscript online soon. Stay tuned.

In other, happier news, I finally broke down, walked into GameStop, and purchased Rune Factory: A Fantasy Harvest Moon for the Nintendo DS. Thus far, in my first few hours with the game, it has rocked. I'll have a full review up in a week or so.

A rather interesting, if not incomplete, event has come to light recently. It seems that a theory I devised over the summer isn't only quickly turning to fact, but I'm also facing every challenge that I feared one day encountering. Every hypocritical thought, every fear, and everything I make myself out to be... I suppose it's time to test just what I'm made of and see if I've changed AT ALL in the two years since I've been with Lacey.

Bottoms up, I say. B3 out.