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My favorite Far Side comics
I love The Far Side so much. Here are my favorites. Most of them involve cows.
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A Busy Woman, With Concerns
Artist, writer, unapologetic progressive, LGBTQ+ ally
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I love this piece by @the.missing.poet. I wish I had written it.
An empty shopping mall of an app
A friend called Facebook “an empty shopping mall of an app” and I can’t think of a more appropriate metaphor. Yet, I’m still there...
“Starving artist” sounds great when you’re 21…
As a fresh-faced 22-year-old, newly out on my own, I was terrified of becoming boring. How would I manage to keep my funny, sparkly, creative qualities in the face of adulthood and its responsibilities?
A full tank and nothing to do
"A full tank and nothing to do” — this line from a poem I wrote in 1994 is squeezing my heart because I can barely remember being so free of worry and responsibility like that.
How do I love you? In many big and squishy ways.
I am throwing the word ‘love’ around pretty liberally these days. Life is short, and what kind of friend would I be if I did not tell you how much I appreciate you before it is too late?
No regrets
I’ve lived with my new tattoo for about six weeks now and I have no regrets. It makes me feel more like myself.
I will show you fear in a handful of dust
I have felt pretty manic these past couple of weeks, like my entire body is on overdrive. I suspect that having our wills and estate plan done affected me more than I thought it would.
Conspiracy thinking: “special knowledge”
A quote that a friend posted to social media last week really made me do some thinking about how people can be manipulated into beliefs that go against all common sense.
April, the cruellest month, permanently on my arm
I got myself a tattoo! Now I will forever have my own artwork on my body, and my nerdy love for “The Waste Land” becomes public and permanent!