sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

Or one of the many cats that were in the trenches in Germany.

you ever start wondering about your cat’s genealogy? like ooooh I wonder if one of your ancestors was a mouser on a whaling vessel. maybe 175 years ago someone carried your ancestor up to that mountain you were born on, transported them by covered wagon in a wicker basket all the way to that old log cabin as a little girl’s birthday gift.

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

I don't follow football anymore. But this is fascinating to me.

I love the NFL. Did you know they're eating all of the uncrustables?

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

Inktober days seventeen to twenty.

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

Inktober days thirteen to sixteen

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

Days nine to twelve of Inktober

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

Days five to eight of Inktober.

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

First four days Inktober. What do you think of these?

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

In January 2022, the McMinn County School Board banned the first—and only—graphic novel to win the Pulitzer Prize, citing "rough" language and a single panel of nudity. The response was immediate and immense, with readers across the nation embracing "the most affecting and successful narrative ever done about the Holocaust" (Wall Street Journal).

Read the bold. Read the banned. Read Art Spiegelman's Maus.

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

I saw this and had to take a picture before it changed.

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

What do YOU see?

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

Sometimes I cry floods.

Nearly drowning in pressure,

But, then love lifts me.

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

Another Monday

I think I'm happy, I think...

I've found "thyme " to weigh.

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

These are appropriate things to remember on the Fourth of July

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

some of yall need to understand that "my body, my choice" also applies to:

addicts in active addiction with no intention of quitting

phys disabled people who deny medical treatment

neurodivergent people who deny psychiatric treatment (yes, including schizophrenic people and people with personality disorders)

trans people who want or don't want to medically transition (yes, including trans masc lesbians with top surgery and trans women without bottom surgery, yall are so weird to them wtf)

and if you can't understand that, then you don't get to use the phrase

[sept1mussnipp3ts-n-splatter]

"What are you doing for new years?"

Me: