if you change your mind, my husband and I host an open continental breakfast out of our hotel room at main on Friday and Saturday mornings that draws a decent, friendly crowd to meet folks. we also throw parties every night intentionally designed to be less intense than more popular offerings

he just got the all dungeons record, I'm sure he's riding a wave

what a cute butt

would love to get more art of this guy. any expression you think fits him works for me!

now that is a cute doggo

damn, what a spot. looks like you're having a great time

those are neat looking

don't need public goodwill ias long as line go up in the markets

the eyes, big pleasing chunky shapes, the attention to textures. you also sometimes add like a grainy filter that I notice because it's similar to film

I'd recommend Last Year at Marienbad, which while confusing and not easy to grasp, is still an engaging watch and one of the main influences of Kubrick's The Shining in terms of its nonlinearity, experimentalism and dreamlike quality. if you've seen The Shining you'll be floored by the similarities

a DS netcode classic

I feel like kids would be more enthusiastic for stories about characters they can relate to. no 15 year old is going to care about Nick Carraway. they're more likely to relate to Lyra from The Golden Compass

are the themes as complex? no, but shit is dire. we need kids to just want to read atp

it's probably not necessary for most kids, no, and I do think there are better options than books that you get the most value out of as an adult with life experiences. no, but I do think there's value in guiding kids through whole, age appropriate books like The Outsiders once they're in high school

being confidently incorrect is the Era standard at this point it feels like

if we're lucky