BlackviperSwordsman

Hello my not so rabid readers, stalkers, mongrels and wenches. If you are reading this, at some point you took an appreciation to one of my works. Personally I think a large chunk of submissions I have put on DA are... well... worth hurling chunks. Among many tasks given to me; by myself, friends, and my Sensei, I have attempted to work on writing something I can be proud to say "Yeah, I did that." I have yet to truly succeed in doing so, but have the start of things I know, you know how you get that gut feeling, if I could somehow tie the start to the finish I would have a hit. Now, past journal entries I would say "Oh yeah, I plan to subm

So the summary of tonight's post training conversation with people who have been asking about the classes. I don't know how this turned into an interview all of the sudden, but glad I kept the chat log (reformated for semi-easier reading); Why do you train? Martial arts trains mind and body. I first started training around the time I got off of my ADHD meds and it was far more effective as a focusing than they ever had been. So you started over? Well, after Katrina I kind of lost focus on my training, dabbling here and there while in Idaho; after all there wasn't a dojo that I knew of up there. I am glad to start over. When you train as a c

He wished he could say it, but Daniel knew that between those from the Five Islands there was no need, trouble had its own scent after all. The four pushed through the door, greeted by the boy once again. "She said not to let Johnny play, said that the innkeeper's wife wouldn't like the golden gibbet song. What is that mister? I never heard of a song like that." Ruffling the kid's hair, the joker winked, "Maybe when you're older." The boy pursed his lips with a pout before running off to finish his other duties. The common room was as others, simple wood layering the walls, a handful of tables for feasting guests. Being on a main thoroughfare