This tripartite tree seems rather like something out of a Zelda game, does it not? (Taken at Good Earth State Park in South Dakota, USA.) | Well, thus far I have been failing miserably at my goal to finish one article per month. I have three done at this point, and am busy working on a fourth (The Gerudo Desert, which explains why that page only has a single quote, albeit a good one), and I could not have imagined the busy-ness of this year and how unprepared I would be to sit down and work when I do manage to find free time. With traveling, writing, reading, teaching, seeing friends, studying, and all the other things one finds oneself doing in life, at the end of the day I am rather tired, and find myself wanting to simply read or watch The Durrells on Amazon (which, though quite different from the book series, is still charming). Oftentimes this website gets short shrift as my energy wanes. I think I'll settle for six articles — being one every two-ish months, then. Hopefully I can at least manage that. I did finish an article on Skyward Sword (under "Random Articles" — The Mirror of Demise) at the behest of someone who emailed me, though. So, never hesitate to write in! |
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Ted
10/6/2019 07:57:06 pm
Very pleased to hear it! I'm glad that you've not lost interest in your own page — I certainly have not.
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Talbot
10/7/2019 04:03:50 pm
Hey, Ted, thanks for the continued encouragement! I definitely haven't lost interest — just time and energy, haha. But I'll keep on keepin' on. Have a good day, and thanks for writing in. I appreciate it.
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