This page is from Olympia, WA’s Night Drawer weekly event. The prompt was Roses and Thorns. Read in a zig-zag!
Otto
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I love the last two frames of this video of my guy and a bullfrog he caught
My son’s question, “why do you have to make everything had?”, pops into my head as I shave my cheeks with a straight razor in a cramped bathroom aided by a flashlight. I never had a good answer.
@garrett serious fanart drawing
Now that my silly butt has identified it, I love the horsey smell coming from my new neighbor’s pasture. The wind must be just right today. Also, something strangely pleasant about drying and putting away dishes in my old Airstream. Domesticity meets camping.
I just want to acknowledge that,
1. moving is hard.
2. Moving onto undeveloped land to build an off-grid homestead is difficult.
3. Doing this while having an 8-y-o is a challenge.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to do this and all the help that comes my way. It’s a beautiful dream!!!
1. moving is hard.
2. Moving onto undeveloped land to build an off-grid homestead is difficult.
3. Doing this while having an 8-y-o is a challenge.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to do this and all the help that comes my way. It’s a beautiful dream!!!
Maybe adding coriander to my saurkraut was a dumb mistake but I’m eating these 4 quarts, dammit.
Hey, I’m an immense Jean Giraud fan not to mention Chris Foss and HR Geiger, but someone one needs to say it; those costume designs were god awful. No cohesive style, gaudy, too colorful for that story. #dune #jodorowsky
Why is a $90 nib holder a thing? No problem for me in choosing the $8 one. https://www.jetpens.com/Kakimori-Nib-Holder-Urushi/pd/40026
JetPens.com - Kakimori Nib Holder - Urushi
This elegant nib holder was carefully designed for both comfort and longevity. Its 7-inch length mimics the size of a traditional wooden pencil, while the tapered body makes it easy to hold for long writing sessions. It features double rubber rings at the tip that help prevent the nibs shifting: a smaller inner ring to hold smaller round nibs, and a larger outer ring to hold regular nibs. This nib holder is made of Japanese cherry wood and finished with fuki-urushi, an urushi lacquer technique from the city of Takaoka that involves lacquer being applied and wiped off repeatedly. The result is a matte finish that highlights the wood's natural grain pattern. Notes: Nibs are not included with this nib holder. Due to the nature of the material and manufacturing process, there may be some irregularities in the shape of this nib holder.