I haven't used my dA account in a while. here's a couple new things for you.

also, I have a website: [link]

You can go to [link] if you want, but for the time being it's just going to redirect you to [link]. when I put something other than my blog up, I'll change that. meanwhile... *shrugs*

Mood: detached, floating

I've been working a little bit on just Dave and I've finally come to a layout that I want. Locally I'm working on a few things content-wise, but as long as I'm sharing hosting with Steve, I'm not gonna take them live. I really don't like messing around with the databases and whatnot, and installing apps in subdirectories of subdomains is a pain in the ass. Oh well, nobody reads me anyhow.

on 11/26 horsedreamer.com becomes available. I will be all over it. When that time comes, I'll get the content going.

I wrote a narrative for English, I kinda liked it, so I posted it here. They haven't come back graded yet. That should happen Monday. Today though, at the end of class, my English professor stopped me.

"Vogt." He always refers to us by our last name. "You know, your piece is publishable. It's not just because of the subject matter. You handled the writing very well. You used a good amount of humor, with good details."

Well, I don't know about all that. Personally I think it still needs buttloads of work. I just don't know what needs doing. I know people aren't necessarily eager to read multiple pages online, but I don't know how else to do it. Give it a peek. Worst case scenario you've wasted whatever 15 minutes or so it took to read it.

I posted a work in progres narrative as a scrap. I really wished scraps showed up on my deviation page, because I want people to read it. If nobody reads it, nobody will comment on it. If nobody comments, it will never be a completed work. How do people deal with shit like this?

oh, here is the story in case you want to read it:
[link]

Now that I'm back to school, I actually intend to create something. It always seems I work best when I'm supposed to be doing something else.