Nothing Writing Related Here --- Just Pinkie Pie.

Looking through Analytics at all of the search keywords used to find my blog tells me that if I hadn't spoken of my love for Pinkie Pie, I wouldn't have gotten half of hits I ended up getting through search traffic.

This tells me that the Internet wants more Pinkie Pie.

That  is very good news. Pinkie Pie is like a wonderful, wonderful drug.

This is my favorite video involving Pinkie Pie:



The second that I heard Hank Hill's voice unexpectedly scream, "Oh my God, it's so juicy!" I lost it.

Ah...why do I always get the sort of joke than only a certain type of person would find funny?

Because, sirs, I am one of a kind. And that might not necessarily be a good thing.

My boyfriend wants to make a video of Hank Hill reacting to Spongebob and Patrick singing that song about Texas being dumb. I think he should, regardless of whether or not anyone but the two of us understand what's going on.

I was Spongebob for Halloween when I was eight. Good times, good times.

To POV or not to POV?

Today I have a question. That's right, a question. No rambling about nothing important at all, not even a little bit. Just a simple question.

Which point of view is your favorite? Is it first? Third person limited? What about omniscient? It may even be second, rare as it is these days. Does it change from one to the other when you're writing instead of reading?

When it comes to reading I usually like what best fits the story, but am definitley limited to third person in writing. It's just so hard to make good prose when you're limited to your narrator. I envy those of you who are gifted in that area, I really do. First person may be a lot harder to pull off, but it really does look fun.

I would also like to note that the single most viewed post on this entire blog is the one that mentions My Little Pony. Truly, it is capable of mind control. I hope I didn't scar those of you who were unfamiliar with the story by linking Cupcakes a while back, and just want to warn everypony one more time that you should be very, very afraid of Pinkie Pie.