fun fact: Boston Museum of Science calls their evening lecture series “SubSpace”, which would be a totally innocuous math term except for the fact that, to make sure you know these lectures are higher-level and not aimed at their usual audience (kids), they chose to subtitle it “SubSpace: Adult Experiences”
While we wait for a second printing of my book, here's a new comic l've been working on in between other projects that I finally finished. This is actually my longest comic ever, at just under 40 pages. 😵💫 I'll be sharing more parts of it this week but of course you can read the whole thing early for just a buck! Here!
The most useful part of learning what crystals are supposed to do for you is that you’ll immediately know what a person is striving for or feels like they need more of in their life depending on which ones they wear or decorate their space with.
For example, a person with this stone on their desk at work is for sure struggling with concentration and focus (I know this one particularly well because it’s often used for ADHD in spiritual circles)
No idea what they’re trying to do with this machine though. I’m seeing a lot of prosperity and grounding stones…?
Today in silly cat bullshit: Cheesecake is still a kitten, so he's obviously got a lot of energy. Which means if he's bored, he starts being Naughty and finding all kinds of items to knock over and bat across the floor.
The issue is that whenever the two older cats hear Cheesecake make noise, they come over to watch. Like, each one of them prefers a different part of the house. Mitzi doesn't even like Cheesecake. This has to be them deliberately showing up, like each time he's doing Some Bullshit He Shouldn't, they're like 'hohoho, I wonder what the juvenile delinquent is up to this time?'
Thanks. Thanks, that's real helpful, having to step over two rubber-neckers in order to stop the one-kitten demolition squad.