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We’ve Expanded!
Click on my art sale avatar above to be taken to my brand new shop at RedBubble! Yes, now I have two internet stores that nobody will buy anything at...
Random Squirreliness!!!
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I Posted At Merby’s Place!
And got a guest post out of it!
Good stuff, Maynard
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I Was FIRST!
I was First Commenter on Sammy’s Teaser of 6/14/16. It's mine, mine, MINE... and nobody can ever take it from me!
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Tag Archives: japan
The Rockford Files
You know what’s even more exciting than experiencing your first snow day since high school? Realizing that Monday has finally arrived! And nobody puts the YAY in MonYAY quite like The Nest does! That’s the day we get out the … Continue reading
Lost In Translation
Short of trying to put together anything that comes with “some assembly required,” one of the hardest things for adults to do is learn another language. We picked up our mother tongue while we were still young and impressionable, which … Continue reading
Made In Japan
While my schedule makes me a TGIW kind of person anyway, there isn’t a Wednesday I look forward to more each year than the one that ends the nightmare week that leads up to my store’s inventory day. Welcome to … Continue reading
Cuts Like A Knife
For as long as there have been moving pictures on our televisions, there has been a need by enterprising merchants to sponsor the shows that are rotting our brains. In the early days of TV, commercials were often tied in … Continue reading
