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It goes well. Lay's Potato Chips released a couple of those fan-suggested flavors again, so of course, I had to get some at the grocery store today. I should mention that Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday will all be busy this week, hence the schedule change.

I found a similar one on the right side of my head, above the sideburns. I'm only 25. Hey, Bobber and company. Hey, Curti! Happy Sunday. How's it going?

No, this sounds more like Drew: "FAKE NEWS!" *nukes everything*

I'm doing very well today, thank you both.

They have this book at my local library. I try to treat Mickey more like "one of the dudes" instead of a son. But I also have to remember that someone must be legally responsible for him when he visits. As I recall, there's a segment about female role models, as well as a chapter about "body issues" for older girls. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36044534-the-ultimate-guide-for-gay-dads

Hey, Randy, you sexy Greek god!

Hey, Tea Bat.

Hey, Gary. How's Falkor? And Cookie? Hey, Tim.

Hey, Cassie. Sorry for the weird posting order. Technical glitch. Hey, Thorn! Evening, Dugh, Mum, and Thistle. *scratches for Thistle* Hey, Albert. Hey, Clo. Hey, Marty! Evening, Kitt!

Sorry, Comsie. Look, a distraction!

Okay, I am SO renting that movie from my local library. Stupid queerbaiting. Cute story, though.

Not my fault I might have ADD.

I'm always taking notes, writing things down in a notebook or reaching for a scrap of paper. Sometimes I write details about a particular character, or how a chain of events will flow together. I guess that's more like outlining, but that's how my method works. I especially love exploring new ideas for my characters when I'm in a crowd, because people-watching helps the ideas flow more freely. If I don't write it down, I'm likely to forget it!

Another play on the Jackson Five. They look kinda like Michael Jackson with their suits, don't they?

Hey, Caz.

OMG, Clo!

Seriously, I just rented this book from the library last week, and I'm already reading it again. It was very sweet and cute.

Hey, Albert. Hey, Gary.

Thanks for the information, everyone. Hey, Clo. Afternoon, Dugh, Mum, and Thistle! *scratches Thistle behind the ears* Hey, Thorn. Hey, Marty. IDK if you like graphic novels/comics, but here's one I think everyone will enjoy: https://thefandom.net/book-review-bloom-by-kevin-panetta-and-illustrated-by-savanna-ganucheau/ There's a very good sourdough bread recipe included at the back of the book, if you can get a copy.

I've heard of it, but I haven't checked it out yet.

Well, there's a very good sourdough bread recipe included at the back of the book, but that's not why. It's just a cute bit of fluff, that's all.

Well, you should make this the fourth! https://thefandom.net/book-review-bloom-by-kevin-panetta-and-illustrated-by-savanna-ganucheau/

Bloom, written by Kevin Panetta and illustrated by Savanna Ganucheau. It's a graphic novel, about 350 pages long. Aristotle Kykos has finally finished high school. He used to love working at his family's bakery, but now the business is struggling, and he's eager to get out from under its yoke. Ari hopes to join his band-mates in Baltimore, but life has other plans for him. Hector Galeai has left home to sell off his late grandmother's estate, and things are hard to deal with after breaking up with his boyfriend. His one source of comfort: recreating his grandma's recipes in the kitchen. One day, Ari puts out an ad for replacement help, and Hector answers it. Then, something more than bread dough starts blooming between them...if Ari doesn't screw it up.

I'm sure you feel the same way, too.

We're doing well.