Look what the cat blew in...

Well, well, well.
Look what the cat blew in...

Yep yep its me, and yes I did go missing for the entire month of February without a single post. But alas all is well and I have a doctor's note, so no points will be deducted.

Anyway, Big news! I've been holding out on you guys but now the time has arrived for me to announce, I'm having a baby! Yes sir a bouncing baby boy, due in about three months. Cuban cigars for everyone!

Now that's what's written on my doctor's excuse, but that's not what's has kept me from blogging, no the culprit is SWTOR, that's (Star War: The Old Republic for those of you who don't speak Geek) I'm a level 23 Sith Warrior Juggernaut on The Ebon Hawk server, in case anyone plays.

Alright now that I've thoroughly humiliated myself, back to business.

The writing is coming along, slowly but surely. Timeline has been pushed back, so I won't finish in April as originally planned, and I hate that, but I don't want to rush and lower the quality of the writing, while in the same breath I can't let the project stretch out into forever, so I'm extending the deadline to May 29th.

Yeah, that works, May 29th, a date with Destiny...

Til next time,


Lefty

P.S.
About the title, the other night me and my wife argued for about 15 minutes about the old proverb
"You can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar."
My wife was convinced that it was "you can catch more bees with honey", primarily because she didn't understand why anyone would want to catch flies, but my point was bees make honey, so why would they want yours if they have their own, and besides if no one wants flies I'm sure they don't want bees either, heck, flies buzz, but bees buzz and sting. Most people would take a random fly in the house over a rouge bee any day of the week. When you see a fly, you just cover your food when you see a bee, you take cover.
Anyway, it goes without saying that I lost that argument, but still I thought the incorrect phrasing of "Look what the cat blew in"(should be Look what the cat dragged in, or Look what the wind blew in) would be a nice inside joke.

Congratulations, you're inside.

Now catch that bee before it kills us all.

Lefty. Out.