When it comes to Hallmark Holidays, Valentine's Day is the most insulting. At least Cinder Glow doesn't have a partner, either.

Several years after Applejack and Fluttershy visited her village, Rain Shine decided to visit them for Hearth's Warming. She has a gift, and she thinks she knows how trains work.

Corduroy Road works for the Ocean City DPW, clearing the beach with her backhoe.

Human holidays are new to Cinder Glow, so I decided to celebrate Halloween with her.

The Icelandic Tourism Board promoted outhorsing your email. Flim and Flam, not concerned with copyright infringement, took it a step further.

Most food carts in Philadelphia have a theme and menu. Parsnip doesn't have a menu, but she does have a theme—whatever she can get cheap at the farmer's market the day before.

Lily's conspiracy newspaper said that there was a monster near Ponyville, and while it was mostly wild speculation, town gossip said that Ginger Gold suddenly had somebody unexpected working in her woodlot.

A long day of fighting tornadoes earns coffee for Dusty and the crew

For four pony visitors to Earth, practically everything is new and overwhelming, including food: not only in the wide variety of foods available, but how do you eat them with hooves?

Why aren't there any stained glass windows with Commander Hurricane in the Hall of Heroes?

Leaving the balcony slider open on an eleventh-story hotel room should be safe enough, right? Who could get in and steal your stuff?

Doing laundry is always a chore, and sometimes I envied my pony neighbor for rarely having to do laundry. Until I found out she wasn't allowed to wash her blankets.

Kitkat is a pony who signed a NDA. The Wizard is a wizard. They're on an adventure to find a magical McGuffin.

Back in Equestria, the spring equinox is a hard line, the last day of snow, winter is over, full stop.

“Tour America by Rail!” the sign said, and so Sweetsong does. Everything she needs for a journey fits into her saddlebags, and there are plenty of trains to choose from if she’s resourceful enough.