APPARENTLY, I AM A TIME TRAVELER!

I had meant to post a picture of Seth on the same day I posted “Have you seen my serpent?”. I did not get it done. I posted it today, but had it set to have been published on the day I’d originally meant to do it. So, if you missed it, it’s back there, somewhere.

I AM A TIME LORD.

On a more serious note, I’m pretty in love with the new scheduling idea. I think it will work much better than what I’d been doing before. 

…*suddenly hopes that said post has already made it through the queue* Hooray for time travel!

[edited to add] Even better? I have actually copied over the Seth post in question yet, so it's even MOAR Time fuckery. 

This is my brain sometimes.

Your 11th for January

I'm having so much fun with these little Whovian things.

"Ah, I like what you did there! Keep it up!"

The Experiment: Adding Photos

Fortunately, that little bout of silliness gave me something a little more serious to write about. It's not much, and it's not as relevant to a web serial, but it might come up,and it is part of my experiences, so why not.

Adding photos in blogger was SUPER easy. Formatting them within my post was also, super, super easy. I'm not too surprised by this, given that this is a blogging platform, so a lot of people probably use it to post photo heavy content, but seriously, so easy. Sizing, picture location relative to text, and each other, the uploading itself, all beyond easy peasy. Peasey? Who knows?

At any rate, should your web serial ever need to include pictures (say, a character sketch, an important symbol, a map), it's no problem on blogger. In fact, it's so easy, I may find myself throwing random David Tennant bones out there occasionally, just to inspire me. :)

"You're being productive out there, right?"