Moving! :D

Another public update post for all the peeps.

So, everything has worked out with the new apartment, I signed the lease yesterday and got me move in date. This time next week I'm going to be moving into my new home!

That does mean a few things though, the biggest one as it affect you all, my Patrons and readers, is that I'll be gone a few days. I'll have to move in, get the internet set up, order furniture etc. for the new place. Not to mention getting as many of my mail things swapped over as I can remember, update IDs, yadda yadda. It's going to be a lot to do, and I'm going to estimate about a week of downtime most likely. I'll still have mobile data for my phone, and interacting with my discord communities, but since basically all of my writing is saved on Cloud, at least until the net is hooked up I'm going to be out of commission for writing.

At worst, it should be a week I'm completely gone (hopefully). Then as said there's going to be a lot of getting things in order. Food shopping, furniture cause Imma need a bed, and a desk to work at minimally. Having checked the outlets in the place I don't think I'll need extra power bars or anything, so once I just have some basic comforts I should be fine.

I'm going to try to get Caregiver to Patreon Exclusive status before I'm gone (so within the week), I'm about 7k in, but there's unfortunately a few things that I'm attending or need doing in that time as prep. Last minute packing, and I'm a 40k nerd with a new edition coming out (and they're doing a midnight release for the core book so I'm tied up from 6-12 tomorrow, basically losing me most of a day). I'm also going to see about scheduling the Moxie's vote for August so that it goes up even if I'm still net-less.

One last thing on this update, is I really wanted to thank everyone. Again. None of this would be possible without the support I get from my Patrons, and my commission clients. I hope to continue to grow as an author, and be able to continue to move up in the world to a place where I'm comfortable and able to work more freely, without all of these worries I've had over the past few weeks dealing with this.