All winter through I've been working with the Ancient Savo AI. I have managed to maintain at least somewhat reasonable pace and balance, so that there is constant progress without me collapsing too deep into economical trouble or psycho-physical exhaustion. I missed the Steam spring sale, for at that time I was not yet ready for a version release. But now there is an upcoming theme event, and I'd like to have the new version ready for that - not just because of the new features, but also because the work-in-progress version has fixes to all the reported bugs. So, for a few days I've been back to squatting by the computer, working long days with indie coding despite the lovely sunny spring-time weather yelling for me to spend all the free time enjoying fresh air working with the soil and the firewood. I keep on gently telling myself that I can work outdoors once the version is released - and also, I've greatly enjoyed feeling that my brain is functional, there is not too much post-traumatic fog bogging my cognitive capability. Fixing bugs, inventing new solutions and getting things to work feels rewarding.