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"8/4 - What are you most looking forward to this month?"
This prompt fits right in with my little life update blog I had planned on making! I am looking forward to oh-so-many things this month, I don't even know where to start!
I guess the first is that I have offically and finally moved out on my own for the first time! That's the...
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bresant
SG Set
by msilveira
ceciliah
SG Set
by augustoraw
lanei
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by zen
chillism
SG Set
by babu
Had an awesome Opening Reception at Memento Mori Gallery in Lakewood, CO, last night.
My art was placed at the front of the Gallery, directly under the show's title ๐คฉ That also happened at my first art show last month, they placed my piece front and center of the entrance. It was the first and last one you saw at the show. Now that it's
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keoki
SG Set
by sinspictures
Hi everyone, it's been a minute since I've done one of these, but here I am with my new gaming laptop, intent to get back into posting regular blog homework.
Regarding what I'm looking forward to this month, it's hard to say. It's actually next month when there's excitement in my life, because I'll be heading to Japan for the first time. So, a lot...
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mandyy
SG Set
by bretema
a toast to small achievements...
...a toast to life!
@missy @penny @lust @eirenne
kittenpeachy
Hopeful Set
by jai michel white
Despite the urban myth of alleged studies saying left-handedness is in the minority, it's actually about 50-50. But left-handers get so much abuse to conform from lynch mob-minded right-handers we tend to suffer stress-related illnesses and shorter lifespans as a result. A lot of us strive to become right-handed to escape the abuse, the conflict from which causes even more psychological problems. I'm proud to be left-handed because it means I'm not right-handed, not part of that weird subversive clique ๐ But I'm not exclusively left-handed. I grew up naturally doing several things right-handed. I suspect this is more "balanced," but don't quote me ๐ฎ๐ American movies tend to group high school students into Jocks and Nerds. Jocks, essentially, pursue sports, often ending up in mundane, mainstream work. Whereas Nerds, essentially, pursue education, becoming responsible for almost all the innovations which define the modern world we live in, such as digital watches. While I would expect Jocks to be right-handed and Nerds to be left-handed, I'd be very interested to see the results of a study to find out what proportion of both groups are actually left- or right-handed.