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Well, guys, I guess this is going to be my regular journal format: talk about a bunch of ideas, 50% of which won't ever see the light of dA (hehe... I make a lot of bad puns, but I may have just topped myself), then ramble about comic books, then talk about BBWCon, then throw in some random thing off the top of my head. Order is subject to change.

But I guess I'll start with a question that I do want answered by at least one person: Leigha needs a new name, because of certain reasons. So, if anyone would like to, if you will, weigh in on what her new name will be, it'd be greatly appreciated. My usual tactic of "Who did I have a crush on in high school?" is failing me.

...You know what? I don't want to bore you or myself with a bunch of ideas that I'll probably never follow up on, so I guess I'll just talk about stuff that I am working on.

Irene Donahue Part 5, is... being neglected entirely. For that, I am sorry, and I will try to remedy the situation as best I can.

A theme that is touched upon in Irene Donahue is also going to be expanded (hehehe...) into its own story, which also just happens to be a prequel to some of Taylor's supporting characters. Who woulda thought that, in high school, Katie was just a big girl who had a giant crush on her best friend Matt?

Regarding BBWCon, some of you have probably noticed that Sneak Kings Part 1 has been taken down. I want things to go a bit differently with who's meeting who, so as of right now, the old version of that is no longer canon.

And this next blurb is for the longtime fans. And I don't mean the longtime fans who started watching me in the Taylor Loves Christmas days, I mean the people who actually remember Beatrice. Because I sure as hell don't. But Beatrice and Frankie, my two characters, have been rescued from FGALimbo and will be going through BBWCon together, as briefly seen in BBWCon: Taylor, Part 2. This is because I discovered the fundamental flaw in both of the characters: they didn't have supporting casts.

Characters with no supporting casts are an immense problem for me to write, and I know the slightly egotistical reason: I have a tendency to make dialogue my bitch. Seriously, that's why Frankie and Beatrice were so bad; they didn't have anyone to talk to. And that's why, now, they'll be talking to each other, not to mention Abby and what is sure to be an ever-growing crossover cast.

And that realization that I should focus on dialogue, do you know what that was? Personal growth. I know, it shocked me, too.

But, enough about those two lonely ladies. I'm instituting a new system to let you know what I'm working on. My signature, from now on, will always be a reference, either vague or directly related, to whatever I'm working on the most at the current time. Starting now.

Oh, plus, see *steve-aka's journal about the DAWGhouse and WGSquared and such. I'm far too lazy to go hunting for direct links, but you've got ~WGSquared. Hunt around for the DAWGhouse.

...Well, I guess that's all, folks. The movie's over. What are you still doing here? Get out, flee to the comments section!