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Hey, everypony!
An awesome My Little Pony update is here!
A new chapter is taking flight in the latest update to My Little Pony! Embark on a heated adventure with your favorite dragon, Spike, based on the show’s new episode, “Molt Down.” And collect a hoard of fresh content to help your Ponyville take off!
My Little Pony is all about exploring the power of friendship – a power that players will put to the test in the upcoming School of Friendship event!
This limited-time story picks up where My Little Pony: The Movie left off. The map of Equestria has practically doubled in size, which means the pony world is now filled with new creatures who all have yearning for learning about the magic of friendship – creatures like dragons, hippogriffs, changelings, yaks, griffons, and even new ponies! Luckily, no one knows Friendship like the Mane 6!
Something cold, dark and dangerous is creeping into Equestria, uniting many enemies of the land for an unspeakable undertaking… But in our darkest hour, Hope springs eternal!
Embark on a thrilling new limited-time story based on the amazing My Little Pony comics, and stave off the SIEGE OF THE CRYSTAL EMPIRE!
This update is a truly historic event, with four new stories inspired by the My Little Pony show and comics!
Once again I was asked to show my negative Covid test and proceeded to luggage and to the car rental agency. The only stressful part of the trip was waiting for the keys at Europcar. With few rental agencies still open, there was a line. Each car is sanitized before the driver gets the keys. The process takes an extra 20-30 minutes. All good, but by that time I’m ready to get to my final destination and I still have a 3 hour drive on little to no sleep.
When I woke up on Thursday, August 2, it became evident that it was time to say goodbye to my dear little Smart and help her die peacefully. Smart was a 12 year old Jack Russell terrier. One of the biggest loves of my life.
How can such a small dog leave such a big emptiness in a house? It’s awful. I don’t even want to leave the house because the feeling of coming back without Smartie wagging her tail with joy and demanding a treat or two is so painful. I know the sheer pain and feeling of loss will ease with time and make place to fond memories of this little dog with the split face and the big heart. But right now I just want to cry. I would do anything to go back a few years and cherish more moments with her. A dog’s life is too short. They have so much love to give and we have so much to learn from them. Smart may no longer be by my feet in my office everyday or in my room at night, but she will be in my heart forever. She is one of the best things that ever happened to me.
Let’s spill the beans: Do you feel addicted to social media? I must confess that there are times when I catch myself refreshing FB or Instagram on my phone for no good reason whatsoever, and it’s starting to worry me a bit. What started as a way to keep up with family and friends, has changed into a never ending catalog of new products that, strangely enough, always seem to fit my needs. The algorithms have become so sophisticated that FB knows exactly what type of shoes I need for my next workshop or which shampoo will finally give me the shine I’ve always wanted. I’m not so much worried about the ‘big brother is watching you’ part of it, as I am about the addictive nature of social media.
