The February wraps with a new launch, another new launch, a crash, and grinding of several dozen pounds of wheat. Or corn, maybe? I'm a city-boy, don't listen to me.
Taco Terror is launched. That deserves a celebration in and of itself. I've had a lot of other things fighting for that main burner directly in front of my two grubby mitts, and so to have that project ready to serve is fantastic. The issue with learning something the first time is that the thing you're working on is an absolute, unparalleled grind. Everything is a double-check, then a fail, then another double-check before it's functional. The results can still be quality but you will never want to touch that project again.
So buy it, damn it. Next thing that began not but a few hours ago was Simple Instructions - the new video series to enrich your insane little lives:
These are fun to see finally bloom after having to age it like a Kentucky bourbon. Every frame of that little fluffy f*ck didn't take long to stage after you grab the materials, but the picture editing is where Moses was lost for forty days/nights. Fun doesn't even come into the equation. The end of it all is where there's a tiny droplet of fun juice, and it tastes...okay. A very positive okay.
And, can you imagine, there's even more that's come about this month - Panroamic episodes sppeding on through, ground broken on several new video games, land scou--oh, wait, there's the burnout. Hello, my old friend, c'mon in - I'll lock you in here and leave!
That's precisely what happened: I told everyone sorry/not sorry and hauled ass up north. After some nice center alignment - think Tetris but with pieces that don't fit together at all - I came back with a new paleness in my skin. More importantly, I did actually come back refreshed and ready to be unhinged in the entertaining sort of way. March is going to be down in the grinder again on several projects, but only one or two of them are long-cons for my time and youth. As I come closer to April - a big vacation month for me - I'd like to drop some more details on fun, larger projects I'm pushing through. Until then, keep your eyes on the skies!
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