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First strawberry blossom of the season!

Everyone talks about how Millennials already have picked up grandparent hobbies. We knit, garden, whittle, and bake bread. I think this is because we’ve already been through so much in such a short time. We’re exhausted. All we want to do is wrap ourselves in a sweater, sit in the garden, and watch our plants grow.

Watching my life collapse in on itself in real time is different from how I imagined it.

Looking forward to longer days, but enjoying these beautiful nights. Happy solstice!

It’s strange to find yourself missing someone, then realize they’ve changed over the years. So the person you miss doesn’t exist anymore.

He was a thing of brush and liquid eye, of fur and muzzle and hoof, he was a thing of horn and blood that would smell like autumn if you bled it out on the ground.

- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451

Watching your world slowly collapse around you is painful. Having no one to be there with you is unbearable.

I can’t believe that the idiot blob of orange colored fat currently in charge of our country keeps claiming he’s “handled this situation well.”

I’m also not a reposting kinda guy but these things need attention more than the lies Trump keeps telling.

From beginning to end.

I may look calm, but inside I’m screaming with every once of strength I have

It doesn’t seem like much but I just failed for the third time on the exact same project and I’ve already spent way too much money on it and it’s after 1am and I think I might cry but I don’t want to wake my wife up.

Being around you when you’re like this makes me feel sick, but I can’t imagine my world without you anymore.

Sketches of pages 3 & 4 by Thad Stalmack. Part of Nomad Anthology series

Sketches of pages 1 & 2 by Thad Stalmack. Part of Nomad Anthology series

This is ridiculous.

Yo! @staff

Why do all the black hash tags no longer exist?

And yet we still have all of these…

You have some explaining to do staff

“Every first kiss should be considered as the story your grandchildren will one day ask about.”