Chaos on the home front, . . . and news

First off, before anyone panics, this shoudn't affect much, . . .

Found out that my father has some heart troubles cropping up (We've known its coming for a long time now, so its no surprise.  That and the change was caught early enough that surgery should be fairly low risk).  My family had originally planned to make a trip to visit towards the middle of next month, however in light of new information, we will likely be leaving sooner than that.  We just have to work out the details yet.

What this means to you guys:

-I had hoped to make two more releases to Wanton Cove before we leave and write an extra scene or two  each time in the hopes of adding a bit of cushion room to my work schedule at that time.  The intent was to ensure that we have two updates this month and two updates next month (Keep in mind, I promise one update a month but make an effort to release more frequently than that).  While I intent to still try hitting that mark, this means there's a good chance next month will only see a single Wanton Cove release.

-With a two day drive each way, there's a good chance I'll be unreachable for two days on each end of the trip.  If I can find a motel with internet, I'll do my best to check in and answer any messages received during that time.

-You will still receive a new build of Wanton Cove towards the end of this month (Looking  at the 26th, and any bug fixes might take a little longer than usual) and any lag in the release schedule should be back to normal by the middle of next month.  The next major build should be the usual size, but its possible that the following one will be a little smaller than usual.

Short version:  I had planned to increase the frequency of releases to once every 2-3 weeks, instead it will stay at about every 3 weeks for the next month. 

Granted, we're still trying to figure everything out, so much of this is subject to change.  I'll update if anything changes, and will be sure to send out a message before we leave so you all have a heads up.