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Well, first off, sorry for the lack of updates for the past month. I've recently been hammered with TONS of projects, which have consumed my normal updates during work time, and have been unmotivated to be creative after I got home. Anyhow, I AM going to try to get back to doing daily updates.

It's true -- I've been an incredibly lazy slacker this week, and haven't updated for a few days. My most sincerest apologies for all 3 of you who actually read this comic. Anyhow, I think I should be back on track. If I get REALLY ambitious, I might even start doing the 6-panel comics this weekend. That's 50% more than your normal daily intake of crazy! Wow!

I took a bit of a hiatus last week to kind of get my mind straight after some personal problems. Anyhow, I should be back on track this week, so once again, look out for daily updates!

Since I don't make updates over the weekend, I thought I might wish you all a happy and safe Easter. Remember when hunting for Easter Eggs, keep your firearms on safety until you are sure you've spotted an egg -- I've been involved in many a gruesome accident due to a flagrant disregard for this rule. Anyhow, in honor of the religious nature of the upcomming holiday, I've gone with a comic with a little more... shall we say, "Sacrilicious" overtone? Enjoy!

Well, in addition to a new comic, I've begun gathering up the blog entries for the older comics. I've decided that until a better solution presents itself, I'll be adding the blog entries to each comic's comments. That way people who are too lazy to view the corresponding blogs won't be left out of the loop.

A new comic has been added. As always, a short blurb about the comic can be found in my MySpace Blog.

On a related note, if anyone is aware of a way to relate specific news entries to comics, I'd be much obliged for the information on it. Otherwise, I think I might just start adding the blog text to the comments sections of the webcomics. At any rate, all of that will come at a later time -- a time when I am far more motivated to actually do work.

Well, today marks my first day on SmackJeeves.com's wonderful webcomic hosting service. For those who don't know, St. Clair's World started as a simple, comedic Valentine's Day card for my fantastic girlfriend (who, strangely enough, didn't give me the boot after receiving said card). From there, I was inspired to continue my newfound obession with the simplistic art found within my first creation; hence was born the webcomic. Mostly focused on my personal and social life, this webcomic is a a mixture of fact and fantasy, mirroring the inner workings of my deepest inner psyche.