Still sick, so I can't work as much on the site as I would like to, but I have started cleaning up this place. Should have everything necessary up and running in a few days.

First, I decided to rename the review section into the recommended section. I used to review tons of bad movies back on my old site, but now that I'm writing original fiction, I can't bring myself to crap on other people's work even when it absolutely deserves this. So now I'll only be writing about stuff that I think is worth the time.

Fixed some things under the hood too.

*stubs toe on a piece of legacy code* You bleeding piece of beholder shit, I will kill you!

Oh, I didn't see you there.

It's November, and this means it's the best time for spring cleaning and readying this site for people who aren't me. Okay, maybe me finishing my novel is the real reason for getting around to upgrading this place, but whatever.

Welcome. Today I am going to teach you how to cook an all-natural plant-based comfort food that will make your friends on a diet run like vampires from a wooden stake shop. Strawberry jam.

You can cook cherry jam the same way and any other jam with minimum modifications (adjusting the amount of sugar depending on the sugar in the fruit and adding a bit of water to the mix if the fruit doesn't have enough water).

The algorithm:

The book is nearing completion which means it's time to start churning out content. For now, restored all the functionality to publish stuff on this site.

So many people died this week. People who seemed immortal to me. People who helped.

It's a real shame about Carrie Fischer. She is primarily remembered as an icon but she was brilliant as herself and very different from the princess she played (although also strong and fiercely independent).

She took a severe mental illness—bipolar disorder—and turned it into strength as much as she could. She looked so alive during her interviews, was such a maelstrom of emotion that it's impossible to imagine her dead.