Cursed Cursive.

Just purchased! I'm looking to read more books I haven't read before in 2025.

A Very Good Dog.

I would like trains. Speedy, reliable trains!

Look at those stunning amber eyes!

Thanks for reposting this - I hadn't seen it before, and it's my fave so far!

Somehow, it will.

If you want to improve your style....learn to draw bodies.

Real bodies. Marked, scarred, disfigured, bald, wrinkly, old and young.

Learn to draw real people and you will learn to find so many more things beautiful.

The best thing you can do for your art is to fall in love with being human.

I love listening to audiobooks while I knit. It's harder to knit while reading a printed book.

I feel that the solution to this is to paint some Cybertrucks Red.

Wait, I do not think that is a solution. But they might be able to differentiate themselves from dumpsters.

I had some leftover Fries. I also had some leftover Peanut Sauce Curry (with Chicken). I combined the two, and they were surprisingly delicious. A little pickled ginger might have been nice, but maybe not All The Pickled Veggies.

Are we playing Baldur's Gate 3 here? Because this sounds a lot like some of the Necromancers trying to get you to Do Stuff while giving you No Info.

Oh, both of these photos make me want to make y'all some tea. And offer chocolate. And noise-cancelling headphones? Would that help?

French fries plus peanut curry = AMAZING.

I want to try it with hummus now. Also, pickled veggies.

For me, it is not the cheese.

It is the tomato.

I still occasionally make the sacrifice.

"It would be a shame...no, wait, it would not be a shame. It would be an HONOR for this RIDICULOUS ORNAMENT to end its useful life as a ENTERTAINMENT VEHICLE for ME."

I don't want to be a global town square that represents even the worst voices among us

I think we are better off without them, and they have no shortage of platforms on which to spew their bile

they don't need one more, and their targets deserve somewhere to exist without them

Have hit the stage of trying to negotiate with the wailing cat. “Sweetie, I know. You think if you yell loud enough, the world will change. I’ve been trying that for forty-seven years and it hasn’t worked for me either.”