I've been feeling quite happy lately. My new music is turning out awesome! It's sounding very close to how I have wanted it to be. It takes me back to the days of my first album release.

As for my travels, well they have been great. I attended Furvana at the end of the summer and had the time of my life.

I'll be attending a couple more cons in the future as well, and I couldn't be more happy. Well, maybe if I were DJing, but that will happen one day. For now I just practice at home when the mood strikes.

Maybe one day I'll do a con. I already have a couple prospects, so the best I can do for now is keep up my progress.

But there is something bugging me deep down. It's the idea that most people don't care to rock the boat. You see, everywhere I go there is always someone part of something big who happens to be a major asshole, and I don't know why people like putting up with these assholes. I feel like they'd rather stay quiet, and just get payed, even if a person is problematic in a big way.

No matter how many scandals, or how many organizations, and companies go down the drain, everyone will most likely stay quiet. It boggles my mind, because instead of just flat out not condoning something, they'd rather be miserable, and I just don't see the sense in it.

I pride myself in being honest, and always what you get. If you see me out and about, and you want to ask me a question? Go for it.

Respect, integrity, and love for a community are admirable to me. Not control, fear, and complacency. These issues can be traced back to every problem we have in the world today. It always starts with someone being told to keep quiet, or to mind their own business, but I don't want to do that. If I feel there is a reason to inquire, or to ask "Why are we allowing this bad behavior to happen?" I'm going to ask that question damn it. I'm not on a leash. I'm not going to just do what others tell me. I'd rather take a fall for awhile, and know that I did the right thing, so that maybe one day others can do it as well.