Fear of falling? Or flinging? Something.
Mild trigger warning? It’s probably not an issue unless you’re reading blogs while on top of high buildings or ladders, so don’t do that. A friend was talking … Continue reading
Happy discount chocolate eve, everybody!
Sure, fine, I’m not getting laid tonight, but I won’t have to share this box of half-price Russell Stovers, either. Life is about checks and balances.
Literary grudge holders, unite!
Reposting an old drawing because I got into a passionate rant today about Edmund Pevensey and why HE SUCKS, because I take stories and candy seriously, y’all. All my love … Continue reading
I’ve lost all sense of time.
I know, it’s Saturday, but I worked many many hours today, which makes it sort of my Friday? Except I still have to be at work Monday. Anyway, more … Continue reading
Playing with dolls again.
I’m just miserably sick and exhausted and I have accomplished nothing so far this week besides dragging my pathetic ass to work and back and general cat care. So I … Continue reading
Week two, still with the thing!
Here, have a rerun cartoon. Teehee, evil wordplay. I’m adding another category, because ‘what’s making me happy this week’ is great, but not always indicative of how my life works, … Continue reading
Blessed is the match . . .
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, so it’s surprisingly timely that I was planning to post Hannah Szenes (sometimes spelled Senesh) today. Hannah was a Hungarian born Jew from an … Continue reading
Look at me, doing a thing! Like with planning, even!
Of course it’s a super derivative thing, but shut up, I’m working overtime for the next month +, you gets what you gets. Or, you know, I lurve all of … Continue reading
Ugh, with the research and the drawing teensy things.
I’ve been meaning to post Mae Jemison for several days now, but I kept thinking I’d get my act together and fill in her launch suit patches and NOT RIGHT … Continue reading
If you even THINK about burning a library down, I will cut you.
Hypatia (of a few different places, really) is mostly remembered as a brilliant philosopher and mathematician, and as a rational person murdered by an irrational religious mob. Seems like a … Continue reading
Neurotic Owl 