#hellishrebukesystem

My take off is actually far cooler than this. Please delete this fake image.

Go Homelander--serve cunt!

Always.

Now that’s just cheating.

Things were really rough for a good three months, but things are starting to come through to the other side. We finished one term of fall at our MFA program with a 96 overall in the class, which was a huge relief and now we have started on the second fall term for a class on serialized television script writing. Exciting as hell my friends.

girl help the emails have been holding me hostage for the last five days

Good god, we have been so tired lately--but we have managed to get a good deal of submitting done towards are writing career--if you are interested in that side of things--we are on twitter--@OnceIateataco. We are there under our penname--B.A. O'Connell.

We have started up going to the university 5 days a week again for access to both social interaction and peaceful writing space. We have made a good amount of progress on edits for poetry and have been snooping out presses in order to get a few of our novellas/scripts/poetry chapbooks published by some indie presses.

As far as personal life goes--we can feel the depression hitting us hard again--Bri spends most of her time sad staring at things, trying not to cry. Just that time of year I suppose.

I (David) have been trying to keep up with the basic daily tasks of keeping things clean, writing to do lists, and keeping communication together and in order.

Crow has been trying to keep their humor in good balance. They have been putting on a lot of MST3K--a show they really love--one of the robots is named Crow on there--but he is not our Crow--our Crow is a cigarette smoking actual corvid. Anyway that's beside the point but he wanted me to clarify.

Anyway that is all that is really going on right now--mostly we feel overwhelmed, small, and lost--but things are going okay. I mean objectively, our life, is very good. Just this damnable depression seeping its way through our aching and very tired bones. Things will get better--I am sure. I know they will. We just have to wait it out and get used to our new schedules again.

Wishing you the best--