This is what I look like when I say I don’t want offered cookies.

And WHAT??!!! You still haven’t done your holiday shopping? Do it now! Might I suggest buying “Little Dee” (or “Spacetrawler”) books and merchandise! (and the Little Dee books will be not available after the end of the year due to contract stuff for the new graphic novel coming out, so BUY NOW!)

Sometimes a close enough friend knows exactly what you need.

I’m not sure if I’ve ever been frustrated or injured and not said (upon being asked), “Don’t worry about me, I’m fine.” Often, not the case.

Hah. I like the idea that fate can be light and playful, rather than a Greek tragedy.

I understand “sin taxes,” not as a moral punishment, but when they are for activities which cause a financial burden on society. But the concept of taxing people for their little selfishnesses makes me giggle.

I’m not sure that Vachel learned the lesson that Ted was trying to teach. Then again, i suppose he never does.

That’s exactly how I’d do it.

Having grown up with a dog, I learned early on how the “angry stare” can just make a dog bow in shame even if they’ve done nothing.

With great power comes the need to been greatly sympathetic and kind.