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I just realised I can make polls on here! :O

As my Magnemite master set (a collection of all the Magnemite Pokemon TCG cards) nears completion, I've been thinking about how to share it. I have a lot to say—such as talking about my favourite illustrations, where I found particular cards, facts about them, etc.—and I'm unsure how best to compile all those thoughts. I'm considering either a long post with lots of pics/scans or a video where I flip through my binder and talk about the cards out loud. Which of these sounds more interesting to you?



Thank you for sharing your opinion! If you have no preference, you can select both options ^^

1. PokeClicker
I've been playing PokeClicker for over a month now. Does anyone else play? It's so fun and I love the almost never ending supply of achievements. Although, making this post made me realise that I accidentally lost my entire save last night thanks to me clearing my browser cache, whoops, so I suppose this post serves as an RIP to my progress! Here's my trainer card for my now lost playthrough. *salutes*



2. Pokemon Go Postcard Collection
Under the cut is my current collection of Pokemon Go postcards that I feel have a particularly good combo of Pokestop and sticker.

( Reveal the Postcards! )

3. Cute Pokemon Drabble
My prompt on drabbleonficathon ("Pokemon (all media types), Any Pokemon, collecting") got an absolutely wonderful fill by scytale! You can find it here. It's so inventive and cute. The event is ongoing until October 1st, so do go make prompts or enjoy the fills ^^

Bonus: PokePod Podficcer Signups
I lied, here's Pokemon thing number four 😲 There are about twelve hours left to sign up to pokepodproject as a podficcer. I'm so excited by the turnout already (32 podficcers so far!) and how many written works have already gone into the collection before that final deadline rush. I've loved seeing people get excited in their author's notes about the Pokemon they were assigned. This is such a fun event to run and even though there's a lot of work ahead with pinch hits and anthology organisation, I'm looking forward to it.

Catching up with sunshine_revival as I love the prompts!

Some bitesize thoughts, pics, life updates, and general bits and bobs I wanted to share that probably wouldn't have made for an interesting blog post on their own. Feel free, of course, to only read the bits you care about :P

( Collages I made recently )

( Beaded phone strap progress )

( New beloved Pokemon + icons! )

( Jigsaw puzzles I've done recently )

( I started watching What We Do in the Shadows )

( I now have a hearing aid )

Battleship is over (well, it's technically still in the anon period, but the game part is over) and I've been meaning to post this wrap-up to my journal for a while but I guess I was a little burned out from it all. Which is nice in a way, because I'm burnt out following a flurry of productivity. I hadn't written, podded, or made art in ages, so it was a happy burn out, and I've ignited again since ^^

I was on Team Strawberry - we came second! I had a really fun time this year. The first half of the event was where I went the most ham, hitting work cap for board one, then boss wordcount cap for boss one. Then I unfortunately got hit with a bunch of withdrawal symptoms after tapering off some medication, where I could only function for a few hours a day. It suuuuuucked. I had to take a week off work, and I might have overdone it by using the small amount of energy I had in the mornings to make things rather than do the adult thing and rest.

I'm almost completely recovered now, and have caught up with commenting on my awesome gifts. If you'd like to come and look around the event's shiny collection (of 3,500 works!!) you can find it here.

( What I Made )
( 2025 Goals Update )
( My Gifts! )
Now I've gotten over my burnout, I'll hopefully be posting on here more again (I have so many drafts started!) If you took part in Battleship this year I'd love to hear about your experience too.