Thank you! I have no real idea of what this means, but I’m getting there!

Hi! I should have responded to this first, before I read and responded to your husbands. I’m a little frazzled, maybe? I don’t know if that’s the word. Scatterbrained? But I’ll still try. I don’t think

Woah — first — before I go forward at all, this: “I don’t appreciate you acknowledging I touched on your emotions and skipping out before sharing your free upvote with me. 👍🏿” — what does that mean?

I don’t know man, I don’t think that dad was all that angry. If I came into your office in a foul mood, the exchange you described would have left me absolutely seething with rage. I’m getting annoyed

Wait — are you meant to use all the letters in every word? Because I can’t even think of one, yet. On the other hand, if the idea is to use only a few at a time, then there are too many low-hanging-fruit-type

Clever middle-of-the-night post. Insomniac-feed. Except sleep deprived brains are not so clever.

This is lovely. What sort of caterpillar is it? We found a really interesting caterpillar this morning, actually, though I haven’t got the photos yet.

Illustration?

Is your question about the 69ing dolls? I would definitely flip them back and dress them properly. And the job? If it pays the bills without compromising your core values, then keep it, because you’re

These books! Like I said — I love to knit — and I like to sort of unusual patterns. I bet these would be super fun to look through. Also, more to the point: who knew Under Pressure was Queen? I just skimmed

I knit! I love to knit — and you can knit lace, or netting; not just thick wintery things — and with anything — plant fibers, cotton yarn or thread — some people even knit metal wire.

Woah. California, man.

“You can run but you cannot hide, this is widely known.” ~ James Taylor 😉

INaturalist is fantastic — we usually use the identification tool as something like a starting point, and then research from there— there’s a lot more to the app, as well.

Oh, wow! I didn’t see the photo, earlier. I did try to edit the photo, but anything taken it stayed stubbornly upside down.

I just had a look to see if I could i.d. your bug. I think it might be a dragonfly nymph. I mean, I have no idea, really — iNaturalist thinks it’s a southern hawker. Not to say their suggestions are always

I don’t — I’ve been here less than a week and only now starting to have any sense of any of it. I’ve really enjoyed all the animal/wildlife posts I’ve read tonight — I think they’ve inspired me to share

I have a six year old, as well! And two five year olds. One of my five year olds is also really, really interested in art and drawing. He’ll spend an incredible amount of time making sure he gets all the

I think the line between art and engineering is pretty fine.

Oh, wow! These are amazing. I haven’t read any of your previous posts, so no idea, really, of the context, but wow! I have a fairly persistent interest in metalwork — it’s pretty far outside general direction