Knightly Scribblings of the Year

Beginning February & Ending January

Hello there,


         Overall, I have to say that I am happy with how things have started to improve since I started setting up some goals here in this blog. I did my sit-ups yesterday, and my brother pushed me to go one more beyond my goal of ten. This morning I did get a review done of "Invalid Item" , and I made the review public cause I think a good question deserves a good answer. It was also just fun to talk about Star Wars again as if I were ten again Review of "Star Wars Question" .


         Now, as for my poetic writing goal of writing one and reading one: I didn't get around to writing a poem for January, though, I did read the The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost. I know I know it is one of the more famous poems, and I'm sure some of you could recite it from memory, but it was the first poem at the start of this book I got.


         Since, my blog had been featured in that newsletter I have been following one of the other blogs that was also listed there: "Invalid Item" . I not particularly sure why: I've never cared before about following a blog before. Whatever the reason, I'm enjoying keeping up with it. Maybe it's the super casual tone it has.


         "Ah, but what about dragons?" I hear some of you asking. Well, I am getting that interactive story started soon: either today or tomorrow. It will be a fantasy setting where magic is fueled by fire and magic. Right now, I am thinking of just having this be a world of sentient dragons and humans. The dragons being no bigger than a horse with a life span of a couple hundred years. I'm not yet sure how I what to start the story; however, I think that's more due to not knowing what character to begin with than anything else.


         In other news, my website knightscribe.online should be going live again in the next six hours as of writing this. Over the last year, things expired on me, and now I want to rebuild it. Out from the ashes and all that epic-sounding proclamation stuff.


         Ho man, it seems like a lot when you write it all down. And I still feel like I could keep going! But I'm afraid of going too long so I'll stop for now.


Deus Vult Gratia,


KS