Princess Celestia learns that her name is an expression ponies use everyday.

She handles it rather well.

I don't even know anymore.

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Now with a Russian version by Hemp Master! You can find it here.

The calm certainty of the Apple family's morning routine is shattered when Sugar Belle pays a surprise visit, only to find Big Mac in bed with another mare. But that doesn't make any sense to Applejack, and she takes it upon herself to answer the question on her mind.

How could a shy, sensitive pony like Big Macintosh even get into a position to cheat on two mares?

Edited by Curify, MissytheAngle, and Wand3r3r3.

An entry in FamousLastWords' contest: "A Two-Faced Charade"

It's easy deciding to step out of existence, but coming back? That's another story altogether. In fact, it is a lesson the seven pillars are learning themselves as they try to adjust to the Equestria that they no longer know. The seven choose to keep in contact via a magical journal and go their separate ways as they try to find their own place within Equestrian Society.

Bright Mac buries Pear Butter in the sand while she's pregnant with their new incoming child.

When work finishes early at Sweet Apple Acres, Big Mac, Applejack, and Apple Bloom seek out Burnt Oak in Ponyville to hear more stories about their parents. Burnt Oak tells of Pear Butter's thank you gift to Bright Mac for repairing the water silo, and then relays the story of how Bright Mac searched for the perfect Hearts and Hooves Day present for Pear Butter.

A story I wrote for the Everfree Northwest Scribblefest Writing Contest 2018.

This story is a sequel to Mad With Power

(Edit: This story is currently being rewritten)

A thousand years ago Princess Luna banished the being called Daybreaker to the moon with the elements of Harmony. Now her young student Trixie Lulamoon and a group of unlikely companions must join together to face this menace once again.

Sequel to the story "Mad With Power." You don't have to read it to understand the story, but I'd appreciate it if you did anyway!

As a newly initiated Crusader, Rumble has become determined to prove that he can be anything, no matter what his future cutie mark says. But what will the mysterious addition of a horn say? It seems that Rumble's epiphany has brought out his true form as an alicorn, the first ever male one. And to the princesses, this can only mean one thing: Rumble must become Prince of Equestria! Now the scrappy young colt is thrown into a life of royalty and must carry out the duties of a magical dignitary. Can Rumble handle the stresses of being the first Equestrian prince?...Well? Can he?!

Based on an idea by: blue-hart

After Luna's terrible pancakes, Celestia is determined to teach her sister how to cook. However, she drastically underestimates how difficult that will be. At least the ensuing chaos isn't all bad in the end.

Cover art is not mine.

Rockhoof. Shield bearer of the Mighty Helm

Applejack. Most dependable pony in all of Equestria.

Pillar of Strength.

Element of Honesty.

Centuries separated them. Destiny brought them together.

Here is their story.

Flash Magnus may have been born and raised in a completely different era, but he and the other Pillars have been able to adjust to modern Equestrian society with the help of the Elements of Harmony. In fact, Flash was able to make an especially strong friendship with Rainbow Dash, a fellow flier whose bravery and competitive spirit rivaled his own.

However, after spending a few months together as close friends, it seemed that Rainbow was wanting to take things a bit further than just friends. Even though the stallion was more than interested, he knew he couldn't reciprocate Dash's actions when she tried to make the first move. And when she tried to ask why, Flash found it hard to adequately explain his reason without hurting her, or making her judge him too poorly.

For you see, Flash Magnus had a rather significant reason for his resistance towards a possible relationship, even with someone as amazing as Rainbow Dash. While they have have been the same age (biologically speaking), Flash was raised in a much different era as the Element of Loyalty. Most of their differences in upbringing could be looked aside, but there was one big one he knew could be a deal-breaker. And despite how he felt about Rainbow, the soldier was worried how she would react if she learned the truth.