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Page Scrawler

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  1. Oof. Sounds rough. But you got this, Tink! We believe in you! 💪
  2. Hey, Dugh and Mum. All good here. I'm focusing on some writing.
  3. Only 111 pages until Drew's number.
  4. I made a double batch of watermelon-mint lemonade. Did the laundry. Pickled some beets, and a red onion. Two-thirds of the potatoes are nearly ready to harvest. As it's been raining on-and-off here, I need to cover them with a tarp so the soil can dry out. Dry potato skins = less likely to bruise. Not sure what I'll do tomorrow. More laundry, perhaps. Stone fruits are in season, so I might try making Molly Yeh's Pickled Plum Crisp.
  5. Happy Birthday to Mama Espinosa. And many happy returns.
  6. @spike382 You may want to edit that last post, before Drew rearranges the words.
  7. Schroedinger's Drewcifer.
  8. Hey, B. I'm having some Oksusu-cha. It's a tea blend from Korea, made from roasted corn and corn silk fibers. A bit unusual, but very tasty.
  9. I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT!! 🤬
  10. So. The final issue of Comsie's magazine has been posted. I'm partly glad, because it means I no longer have to scrape the bottom of the "Creativity barrel" to come up with words describing the Wunderkind of the month. But also, I'm a little sad that it's over. I didn't get to know Comsie, TurtleBoy, or the rest of the creators and editorial team (real and imagined) as well as I would've liked. There's still time to talk with some of the people, but a few opportunities are gone forever. Well. More time to focus on my own projects, I guess. And my family, naturally.
  11. Hey, Dugh. I hope you and Mum are faring well.
  12. That would probably be a dream come true for most kids. But I'm sure they'll be begging to have you teach the whole week instead.
  13. It's a memoir. With a manga adaptation, interestingly enough.
  14. Until I Meet My Husband, by Ryousuke Nanasaki. As @spike382 would be the first to point out, it sounds like the title of a BL story. But, in fact, it's a memoir. Nanasaki-san is one of two men in Japan—the other being his husband—who were able to have a religious ceremony for their marriage, rather than a civil union at a courthouse.
  15. What I smell right now is the basil and chili-garlic paste I'm prepping for fried rice tonight.
  16. Colton, with some help from me.
  17. We're having Italian meatball sliders for dinner.
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