It's The Final Countdown! T-06

So, I have sold three copies of Human After All: one for fifteen, the second for fifteen, the third for Fluttershy.  I'm not sure how often I'll accept ponies for payment, but I gotta say, they sweeten the pot.  Or whatever monetary-transaction saying belongs there.

Not much else to report today, and frankly I am quite tuckered at present.  But I will share what I feel like sharing until the last will to type leaves my fingers.

The highlight of today would have to be dad calling me and gushing about Human After All.  The lowlight would have to be doing this while juggling a credit card, a giant book of signatures, and my aunt's medication in a pharmaceutical drive-through whilst the pharmacist was delivering some very important information on what not to mix the drugs with.  I'm not totally sure what Friend Joseph's family is gonna think of Human After All, given that his father is a former minister and I came out swinging with a love story between a lesbian sorceress and a lesbian angel and the sorceress's jealous lesbian worm-sorcerer.  We'll see, I suppose...

The next step in prep, and also the last step, is getting some adz printed.  These would include flyers, bookmarks, and a poster or two for boothvertisement purposes.  It shall be rad.  The last obstacle is how much I can bring to AnimeFest.  The good news is that the books have been divided into three sub-boxes' worth of content and we have four traingoers, so we can divvy up the weight thusly.

Waiting is the hard part.  Waiting is like a black hole--it's slow counting down the days, but the sensation intensifies the closer you get, spaghettifying until that final moment of climax lies forever beyond your grasp as you are suspended in a deathless un-state for what you perceive as eternity.  Except unlike actual black holes you then just sort of do it and all is well and you can find your pal's booth and set up.

And that as they say is that.

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