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Vacation to Austin!
We took a mini-vacation to Austin, and although the weather changed some of our plans, I still got to see Debbie and we had the best time!
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Read MoreVacation to Austin!
Some new art, some awful feelings
Sometimes when I’m having severe anxiety because the world is on fire and the abject cruelty of those in charge is overwhelming, I have zero ability to produce creative work…. but right now it’s different.
Brain faucet, stuck open all night
I was unable to fall asleep until 4 a.m. last night (haha actually this morning I guess). Stupid brain would not shut up. Also, it’s Halloween in June, and I’m working on my Evil Genius pose.
Myld Stallyns: “Cuts You Up”
Kathryn’s new band, Myld Stallyns, played at Opening Bell Coffee last night, and she totally KILLED IT on Peter Murphy, as I knew she would.
Happy Pride Month!
My memories of that time are a little hazy, but I was definitely at the Stonewall 25 celebration in New York City in June 1994, so it is likely that I am somewhere in this photo!
When a teen spends 30 seconds planning a vacation
When a teen half-asses planning for the family, you end up at places like Magnolia Market. Thank goodness we knew to throw in a trip to the Dr Pepper Museum.
Hello from Nerd Central!
This weekend we participated in the Vintage Computer Festival Southwest, and it was so much fun to hang out with tech nerds all weekend for several reasons.
Little drawings, big plans
Here’s a little something I’m working on — this is just a sneak peek. I won’t reveal too much right now about where it’s headed, but I have big plans! Stay tuned!
Blip: The Digital Game!
I found this relic from my childhood in the back of a closet, but unfortunately I can’t get it working!
No Kings: Wildly successful!
We marched in Saturday’s No Kings parade and protest, along with 10,000 of our closest friends. It was passionate, supportive, peaceful, and I left feeling hopeful for the first time in a long time.