Hi friends!
Sorry about the rocky update schedule lately. Longtime followers of the comic will know that I am hardly the picture of perfect health, and I’ve had a few particular struggles with energy and breathing lately. My pacemaker is due to have run out of battery right about now, so if that’s the case then my heart is beating much slower than a normal human’s! I have an appointment with a doctor soon and hopefully will be able to set things in motion to feel better. Yes, your cyborg artist needs to get her batteries changed.
So in the meantime, thanks for your patience. Me and Victor are going to work this weekend to get the rest of this arc planned out so I can prioritize updates most efficiently and get things back on track. I know you guys are going to say “Don’t worry about it, take your time!” because you’re awesome and that’s what awesome readers of free entertainment do. But I want to show you guys the end of this arc and get back to our main story (and Lorelei, Davis and Cyril) just as much as you want to see it!
See you Wednesday,
-Courtney
Please take care, okay? You’re the best cyborg artist around, Courtney! ♥
Don’t push yourself. Victor either!
Should… they push each other?
I’m very excited to see what you have in store, but not too excited that I’d want you to overwork yourself! Slow and steady now!
Thanks! It’s really nice to know we have such loyal readers
Don’t worry about it, take your time!
…you have a pacemaker?
But your’e not old!
Yeah, I always feel awkward when I go for my check-ups and I’m the youngest person there by fifty years. I know what they’re thinking, and no, I’m not there to pick up my grandpa…
I was born with a really rare heart condition. It’s not TOTALLY unheard of for people my age to need pacemakers, but yeah, it’s super rare… so I get to be a special snowflake. (Yay?)
Don’t time about it, take your worry! Wait, hold on, that doesn’t seem quite right…
See if you can get one of those fusion cells that the T-801 (I think that it was) used/will use–those last for quite a while, as I recall! Unless they’re ruptured, in which case they explode. Somewhat powerfully. Which would be unfortunate.
;P
More seriously, please do take whatever time is called for! I hope that your visit to the doctor goes well, and sees you returning with a good set of fresh batteries and feeling much better. ^_^
Thanks! It won’t happen immediately, I’m afraid, as if that is indeed the problem then I’ll need to set up a surgery. And the initial visit isn’t for like a month. In the meantime, I’ll look into alternative energy sources so I don’t have to do this again I can talk to Tony Stark, maybe.
I am now thinking of an Iron Man version of the Fourth cast
If only I had a spare one of those lying around…
Talking with Tony might be better than my idea: I have the mental image of you walking around with a wind turbine strapped to your back. It’s an alternative energy source, after all!
Jeez, I thought that you would replace it before that kind of stuff happened. Then again, it probably isn’t as easy as opening a hatch and jamming batteries in. Don’t go scaling mountains or running a marathon, now.
Really though, take care of yourself first. That should be top priority.