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I actually have a new story for ya. I know I said I wanted to get this done last week, but I kinda slept through my day off. Wednesdays are usually my day to get shit done, but I pulled an all nighter Monday-Tuesday so when I finished class on Tuesday I went home and crashed for almost 20 hours. Anyway once I had time to get back to work on it, I decided to redo the ending and ended up almost doubling the length of the fic. 

In this latest fic, Angus's nerdy buddy has whipped up a neat new program. The idea is that someone could do a live stream and take donations, and he will grow based on how much is received. Angus, not one to turn down some spare cash, decides to try it out. After all, it's just trick photography and on the fly video editing, right? 

Some quick housekeeping. I don't remember how much I actually mentioned about where I've been and what I've been up to over the past months. My mom had a few medical scares back to back. She had what is known as a double pulmonary embolism. Which basically means she had blood clots in both her lungs which caused her lungs to collapse. it was really scary and touch and go for a bit, and she was hospitalized for quite a while. She's much better now, but is still not 100% and had to quit her job. My dad took this opportunity to relocate to the office closer to the main region he works for for the company he works with. That;s a roundabout way of saying he's on the road a lot, but most of the places he visits are in the mid-west so he moved from the California office to the Texas one. The move was very sudden and didn't leave me with much time to prepare. I had to not only move halfway across the country, but scramble to get accepted in a local college and get registered, which I did, but there was like no down time. I pretty much left SD a week after finals, got into Texas. Had a few weeks to try and get settled into a new place, get set up with a new job, and get registered for classes before I started a new semester. I'm taking upper division classes atm so it's pretty intense and doesn't leave me a whole lot of time to do much else. Add onto that that I am looking at a 2 hour commute to campus. Fortunately, I only go in 2 days a week. 

Anyway, by the time things started to achieve some semblance of normalcy, several months had gone by.