#126 - The End of Stuff

 Hello everybody! Minecraft Alpha 1.2.6 was the last version of Minecraft Alpha. This weekend was also the last of the annual Quiltin' at the Hilton which lasted 35 years. And tomorrow will be (one of) the last time(s) I see my cousin for a good long while before she moves across the country. And on top of that, 2023 came to an end.

So what's been happening? I'm preparing videos for April Fool's Day. It'll be the biggest joke I've ever done, if I can pull it off. I also started playing the game called Far Lands. It's alright, but could use more work. I'll be playing it some more soon, potentially.

I've been working more on Innocense: A Quickwrite Story. Man oh man am I having lots of fun. Sure, I'm supposed to be writing the story with three other people. Well guess what. They are taking too dang long! I'm tired of waiting and just want to write the book again. And so, I did. Since the end of December, I've been writing more of the book and figuring out more of the events that will unfold. Things are going well so far. I have Quickwrite #33.5 finished and have a detailed plan through Quickwrite #56, so I can go a good long while with the small details.

I started my streams again of Infdev+. I'll be doing only one stream a weekday because I need to spend the time on other things, like the April Fool's videos. Anyway, thank you all for reading. Bye!

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