always a bigger fish

A+ parenting

Wander weren’t th’ only child t’ have the misfortune of gracin’ my doorstep. One day a lil feller who took on the̶ ͢n̸am̕e̕ Ol’̢ Wor͠m ͜ (though I ain’t sure how, exactly, he got it) showed up in our kitchen. No clue where he came from, ‘n’ I thought he were a spot a mold fer th’ longest time, but my kit̛tȩn t҉ook͘ ͜ to him like they was mold themself, ‘n’ Wormy was their bread. I think Wander was just happy t’ have a friend their o̷w͜n a͏ge f̧in̸ally̕.͟

Oh my g͡r̕aćiou̸ś,̵ would ya lookit this. This is a lovely piece of art, Miss Nicole! I can’t tell ya how pleased I was t’ find it sittin’ in my mailbox. Thank ya so much for sendin’ it in!

Shame it took so long t’ get here, the ҉post̕ma͝n ain’t so reliable this far out. But don’t ya fret, it’s gettin’ a special place on my wall.

It just popped right up. Honest t’ grob  t҉r͜ut͝h.

setting up the station, sending out the signal to @savewoy

My kitten might’ve had a r͍͎̘̻e͈̣͖̺͞b̰̲̖̫̖e̵̠l͉ ͇͈̟̲̳̘p͎͈ha̮̥̠̥̙̥͝s͕͔ͅe̯͖͍̦̳̰. Not sayin’ either way exactly, but maybe. P̣̺̜̦͔͖͚os̥s̢͔̤̦̯i̟̲b̤̲̭̫̥͚̫͡l̸̯y̯̝̠̯.̳̪̟̭̫̞

((Wednesday and Thursday as I’m out of town. Since my traditional is barely legible, for Wednesday’s “favorite thing to do” we have agriculture: farming some sorta crop and beekeeping. For Thursday’s “sexuality and gender” we have an ace of spades (aromantic/asexual) and neither male nor female but rather [mumblemumble].))