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yamamanama78 days until the vernal equinox
That's a good resolution Sully made: to draw cartoons and watch cartoons. My resolution is to fulfill a hypothetical lofty promise I make, which I probably won't fulfill. If we're talking about past promises, maybe I'll do that ode to Gustav Klimt I was talking about, not necessarily with the subject I was talking about.
I've got nothing. We're off to a great start here. I just remembered a story Rachel told about her cat getting her fur singed by a candle.
Here's a drawing of a deer. Unfortunately, this drawing is only a fragment of a larger drawing. I found it a few weeks ago and have been saving the links for a day like this.
I'm not sure if this was done from a kit or if she made it from scratch. Either way, cool, even if it does lack my favorite relationships of the animal word: anglerfish.
Gogolshoks, which are handmade friendly monsters.
I like what Anne said about wanting to frame the palette she used because it's fun to see all the colors that go into a painting broken down.
Someone once tried to explain to her the plot to the movie Alien (or was it Aliens?) using only emojis.
More deer and stuff.
If there's more recent stuff out there, I have no idea where to find it. Anyways, I just realized I don't know shit about Vermont. Turns out Burlington is in the north. Atlas Lab played there once and they also played in Winooski, which is nearby.
Winooski, by the way, is the most ethnically diverse city in Vermont, which means it's still about 85% white. Someone had a plan to build a dome over it.
I also don't know shit about resettlement. You'd think they'd pick somewhere other than an economically depressed former mill town, but I guess there are plenty of old disused mills to repurpose.
I don't think the refugees get to pick where they live.
burning question: so there's a billboard for a white person dating site in Utah. Is finding white people really that hard there?
That's a good resolution Sully made: to draw cartoons and watch cartoons. My resolution is to fulfill a hypothetical lofty promise I make, which I probably won't fulfill. If we're talking about past promises, maybe I'll do that ode to Gustav Klimt I was talking about, not necessarily with the subject I was talking about.
I've got nothing. We're off to a great start here. I just remembered a story Rachel told about her cat getting her fur singed by a candle.
Here's a drawing of a deer. Unfortunately, this drawing is only a fragment of a larger drawing. I found it a few weeks ago and have been saving the links for a day like this.
I'm not sure if this was done from a kit or if she made it from scratch. Either way, cool, even if it does lack my favorite relationships of the animal word: anglerfish.
Gogolshoks, which are handmade friendly monsters.
I like what Anne said about wanting to frame the palette she used because it's fun to see all the colors that go into a painting broken down.
Someone once tried to explain to her the plot to the movie Alien (or was it Aliens?) using only emojis.
More deer and stuff.
If there's more recent stuff out there, I have no idea where to find it. Anyways, I just realized I don't know shit about Vermont. Turns out Burlington is in the north. Atlas Lab played there once and they also played in Winooski, which is nearby.
Winooski, by the way, is the most ethnically diverse city in Vermont, which means it's still about 85% white. Someone had a plan to build a dome over it.
I also don't know shit about resettlement. You'd think they'd pick somewhere other than an economically depressed former mill town, but I guess there are plenty of old disused mills to repurpose.
I don't think the refugees get to pick where they live.
burning question: so there's a billboard for a white person dating site in Utah. Is finding white people really that hard there?
