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morning terrors
cant sleep. must write.
I used to be able to sleep for forever. Back in highschool, when I lived in my attic bedroom that was so much like a tree fort, I could put away hours and hours in the constant hazy permadark. Sleep was my escape from so many things. I slept away my problems, not wanting to face reality and look around myself. It was so ( Read more... ) -
Hey, this thing!
Hey..! Oh, hey! I sorta kinda forgot that I had one of these suckers! Is it the desire to vent my various emotional maladies to the general public, or is it my quest for frank and honest prose that returns me to these deceivingly adolescent habits? Who knows? Or, more importantly, who cares? I figure, if you don't give a shit about my life, you ( Read more... ) -
seven reasons
Last night at the bar I brought pen and paper so we could play games while we were drinking. I made a fortune teller and these are the anonymous fortunes I got back ( Read more... ) -
BLARG
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collecting bitch slaps
So I'm collecting manga pages where people are getting slapped. Not punched or shoved, but really, like, prissy head jerking neck cracking bitch slaps. I've got 12 or so that I've gathered over the past month just from general reading, because shit happens all the damn time. But that's not going to be enough for what I have in mind. So, here's a ( Read more... ) -
save a mountain spring, drink butter.
Didn't make dean's list. surprised? nope. Didn't make any lists. Well, except maybe the unemployment list? Or, maybe the highest consecutive number of morning classes to be slept through in a row list ( Read more... ) -
Spera stuff
After begging the creator to let me be a part of it, I finally get to be a part of the cool online comic, Spera! Part 1 is released already, and Part 2 comes out early January. Part 2 is where I got wedged in, and I'm having a LOT of fun doing the pages for it. I've struck on a fun format for my part, and I sit in bed giggling as I edit, it's ( Read more... ) -
richmond comicon
For the first time in over 25 years, Richmond hosted it's 2-day comicon event down in a half a football field's amount of corner space, and I am here to say that it was pretty alright! As a student I got in for free, and managed to haggle paul pope's book, 100%, down from $40.00 to $15.00, which I was pretty proud of, considering it wasn't even ( Read more... )