#Best Postal Coaching

[deancaspinefest]

Whisper My Name

Author: PetraAmia | Artist: Solstheim Posting on Friday March 24

Castiel Novak was an alpha with a few secrets up his sleeve, and had distanced himself from his family in New York City. Of course this was the family line, and they stuck to it, Castiel was better off in the West than he was in the City, and they weren't wrong. When Castiel first roamed he made a name for himself in the trick pony shows of the time and finally settled down in a small town called Angel, Wyoming. Here, he gave into some of his Alpha instincts by taking care of the townsfolk as sheriff, but that wasn't to say that he was not a dutiful son. Twice his family back home had sent him an Omega to keep the families honor and both times, the Omega in question had not survived the sometimes harsh climate his new home provided. When a letter came from his eldest brother Michael to alert him to yet a third Omega coming to meet him from New York, he expected nothing but more of the same. He was totally unprepared for the Omega who came with his favorite brother Gabriel, and the new pup he was to take into his life. However, the events of the town have kept them apart, his duties to the town came before his new mate, his true mate, and their relationship suffers. Can they recover, and be what they were always meant to be, or will they continue to dance around each other until they wither? 

Keep reading for a sneak preview!

"My, my Clarence. The temper on you, what's got your britches in a twist?" The voice of one of his dearest friends, Lady Masters, came from the open doorway where she stood. His eyes narrowed at her heeled boots and wondered just how she had snuck up in here on him. His anger, he supposed, had made him a bit blind. She was waiting for an answer so he rumbled out his reply. "My family is meddling.... again." Castiel glared at the paper in front of him and tossed it across his desk so she could read it. The woman was noisier than anyone in town would give her credit for, but she knew how and when to keep secrets. As her eyes roamed the page Castiel leaned back in his sturdy wooden chair and tried to count backwards from fifty. Meg chuffed and waved the letter, "because that worked out so well last time. Amelia wilted in the sun out here, and April? She wanted to kill you. What kind of Omega are they sending this time?” Eyes darting back to the paper she suddenly had an afterthought, “does she know about your... preferences?" Of course there was that question, the one that made him wince. "Probably not, my family likes to shame me for those, remember?" Castiel looked longingly at the bottle of whiskey but decided against it, he was on the job. "Sheriff! There was another- ooof," the young boy Alfie, who helped out around town doing odd jobs, tripped into the office, " sorry sir, there was another letter. Was a bit sticky, so it got stuck to Lady Bradburry's package." Castiel grumbled but took the letter as Alfie straightened himself out. It was from his brother Gabriel, he read it at a glance and his ire settled a hair. "Dearest Brother, Do not be alarmed at Michael's letter. Many things have happened back home since you've gone, and you will be happy to note our Dear brother is no longer squatting on a stick. Though that is not a story for a letter, it is best told in person. I will be accompanying your new Omega, worry not. With Ruthie at my side we will wrangle the stage coaches all the way to the middle of nowhere, where you reside. It is about time I have visited the plains that you call home. We will be following the postal route and should reach our mid way point a few weeks after this letter finds you. There is a Man there named Balthazar, a friend, we will be visiting for a day or two on the journey. I would request you at least send some sort of letter there so that your new Omega can learn something of you? As I said I will have more news to share when we reach your neck of the woods, so this letter will be a touch short. Stop frowning Cassie, it is not as bad as all that. I actually approve of this one. See you soon… well you know. Your favorite brother, Gabriel"

 [continue reading on Ao3 on Friday March 24]

[carewyncromwell]

“Long ago -- it feels so long ago... How young and innocent we were!”

x~x~x~x

HPHM Cardverse developed by @ariparri // brief reference to Cato Reese @catohphm

x~x~x~x

After they met as teenagers, Orion Amari stayed in contact with Carewyn Cromwell through letters, even after she’d moved out of the Country of Spades and started university in the Kingdom of Hearts. They likewise continued to stay in touch after Orion moved into the Palace of Clubs as King, not long after Carewyn left Spades. It was a transition that Carewyn had offered sincere emotional support for --

It is a great honor that you were chosen...but I can only imagine how much that honor and responsibility must weigh on you. To have so many people relying on you -- so many lives, and so many futures...it’s a heavy burden for anyone to bear, and yet you’ve been asked to shoulder it all the same. Even though it’s heavy, though, I know you wouldn’t have been chosen if people didn’t have faith you could succeed in carrying it and in being a great King. And truly, I don’t think the Land of Clubs could be represented by a gentler or wiser man. 

Letters like this always gave Orion a much-needed shot of courage. 

After discovering Lane Cromwell in a hospital in Clubs, Orion knew he could very easily just write a letter to his friend, informing her of her mother’s safe arrival at his court. Given the severity of the situation, however, he thought it’d be best to cut out the “middleman” that was the postal system and go tell her himself. If nothing else, Carewyn might want to drop everything to travel to the Land of Clubs to see her mother -- if she did, Orion was perfectly willing to let her accompany him back. If nothing else, it would be good to see her in person again, after five long years of nothing but letter-writing.

And so Orion requested a formal audience with the King and Queen of Hearts, so as to have a proper excuse to visit their Kingdom. Fortunately the request was accepted quickly by Queen Rosalie, and Orion left Clubs in a coach attached to eight bright white Abraxan winged horses that very day. 

Orion found the Palace of Hearts to be rather akin to a Faberge Egg -- overly decorative and glitzy, to the point that its intricacy and exorbitant amount of jewels made you contemplate the size of both the owner’s pocketbook and ego, and yet also beautiful in its craftsmanship and oddly charming in its feel. There was a bizarre kind of sheltered innocence in this place that nonetheless was hundreds of years old -- a privilege that cushioned all those inside of it, romanticizing the Kingdom’s heritage and glamorizing its wealth and prestige. 

A cage of gold and glass, rather than carved wood and marble, Orion thought rather dryly to himself.

The King of Clubs was greeted by the royal steward in the castle foyer, who escorted him down the hall and up the stairs.

“His Majesty the King requested you meet him in his study, up on the third floor,” the freckled steward explained quickly, his voice coming out as rather pompous despite his polite smile. “This way, please.” 

Orion wasn’t put-off by the change of venue. As much as he enjoyed drinking tea and conversing with like-minded people, his chief aim in coming to Hearts was to visit the university and seek an audience with Carewyn. As much as he felt he should also update the rulers of Hearts about the state of things in Spades and gauge how much they themselves might want to get involved, he had not planned to linger, and if the King of Hearts was in his study, that insinuated that he was similarly inclined to keep this meeting short and sweet. 

When Orion arrived in the King’s study, he found King Declan hard at work at his desk, looking through a pile of paperwork. Standing at the King’s side was a rather pretty woman dressed in a modest pink gown trimmed with lace -- her long ginger hair fell into her face as she bent over the desk to look at the documents too, pointing at certain sections.

“...room in the budget. Even if everything ends up being exactly how it’s listed here, it leaves us no room for unexpected expenses.”

“That’s true,” granted Declan, “but some of these expenses are ones we can’t skimp on. There are high expectations placed upon the Palace of Hearts -- a certain level of quality must be produced, and sadly, the best way to ensure that, a lot of the time, is by investing the proper funds.”

“Another way could be investing in the proper person,” the young woman argued. “Someone with both talent and the integrity not to price gouge. Or even just investing anonymously -- would there be a way to make these purchases without the sellers knowing it’s the Crown that’s making them?”

The woman’s voice...there was something so familiar, about her speaking cadence -- her passionate confidence...

Orion tilted his head, trying to get a better look at her face. Just as he did, though, the steward in front of him cleared his throat.

“Your Majesty! Your Highness,” he said stiffly. “Forgive me for interrupting...”

Both Declan and the young woman looked up. When Orion met her gaze, the two both straightened up immediately.

It had been five years -- yet Orion would know those almond-shaped blue eyes anywhere. 

“Orion?” breathed Carewyn.

Orion felt like his limbs had turned to stone, and yet his lips spread into such a relieved smile, at the sight of her. 

“...Carewyn Cromwell...”

Carewyn’s blue eyes were positively glowing as she swept across the room, right up to Orion. She brought her arms up and around his neck, enveloping him in a warm embrace.

“Orion!” she cried, more delighted than ever. 

Not being used to receiving physical affection, the King of Clubs didn’t respond immediately. Even so, as he brought a hand tentatively up to rest on the crest of Carewyn’s back and closed his eyes, his touch and smile were gentle and fond. 

“Orion -- I can’t believe it -- ” said Carewyn. 

She pulled back enough to get a better look at him, her face alight with joyful disbelief. Her eyes ran over his green and gold-trimmed robes, the green-and-gold woven crown resting on his temple, and then up along his bearded jawline. 

“You look...different.”

Orion smiled. “As do you. Only on the outside, however -- from your eyes, I can see your heart is the same.”

Even while saying this, the King of Clubs couldn’t keep his eyes from trailing along the long ginger hair cascading down her shoulder. And twinkling like green stars through her hair...

Orion’s heart gave a light leap of surprise, before warming fully. 

She was wearing his earrings. 

“And you certainly sound the same,” said Carewyn, beaming. “Just as you always have...”

This knowledge clearly comforted her. The fondness in her voice made Orion’s expression soften that bit more. 

“I must say, I’m perplexed,” said Orion, his black eyes sparkling with wry amusement. “I had hoped to see you while I was here, but I’d thought to do it at your university, after I visited the Palace. And yet here I am, at the Palace, thoroughly intending to see the King of Hearts -- and here you are.”

“Well, you can still see me, King Orion, if you so desire.”

The two looked up at Declan, who had reclined somewhat in his chair, his arms crossed and his lips upturned in a very wry smile.

“You didn’t mention that you knew the King of Clubs, Carewyn,” he said, cocking an eyebrow with interest.

Carewyn looked down, suddenly uncomfortable. “...I guess it hadn’t come up. We met in the Country of Spades, when we were young...”

“Well, I suppose that forestalls the formal introductions, then,” said Declan. 

He looked up at Orion with a smile. 

“I must apologize, King Orion, for meeting you here, as opposed to a more social setting -- Rosalie had intended to entertain you in one of her sitting rooms until I could come and meet you both, but she’s feeling unwell today, so the nurses proposed she stay confined to her bed for the interim.”

Orion’s eyes gained a more solemn glint. “That’s most unfortunate...I do hope your Queen’s condition is not serious?”

“Serious, but manageable,” Declan said, nodding in muted gratitude for Orion’s concern. “It makes it uncomfortable for her to move...fortunately our new Princess has been very helpful, in helping her Majesty with her duties while consigned to bed rest,” he added, indicating Carewyn with a small smile.

Carewyn bowed her head respectfully. “It’s my pleasure, King Declan.”

She glanced at Orion, to find him already studying her. His gaze was very unreadable, but there was a muted realization glinting at the back of it.

“...You’ve been named as Queen Rosalie’s successor,” he murmured.

Carewyn avoided Orion’s eye. “...Yes. A week ago.”

“Both Rosalie and I thought it’d be best if Carewyn got some formal training at court before taking on the responsibility of queenship,” Declan explained. “I’ll be doing the same with my successor, when the time comes.”

“I see...”

Orion noted how uncomfortable Carewyn’s posture became as she turned away, her gaze shifting out the window. It made his lips knit together a bit more tightly, even as his face remained largely placid. 

“...King Declan, you have quite a lot of work to complete here, do you not?”

Declan cocked his eyebrows. 

“Well, as you know, a King’s work is never truly done,” he said amusedly. 

“Verily,” granted Orion with a small, restrained smile. “But the original intention was for me to be properly ‘entertained’ until you had finished dealing with the matters of the day. And since Queen Rosalie is unable to ‘entertain me’ the way she wished...perhaps I might persuade her Highness to do so, in her stead? It would be good practice, I should think.”

Carewyn looked up at Orion in surprise, to see a strange glint dancing through his eyes -- something almost pointed. Declan raised his eyebrows at Carewyn, his lips spread into a wry smile of his own.

“Perhaps,” said Declan. “But only if Princess Carewyn would be comfortable with the arrangement.”

Carewyn glanced from Declan to Orion. Then, bringing a hand through her hair, she gave a light huff. 

“I would say that at the courts of kings, duty often comes before comfort,” she said in a faintly haughty-sounding voice. 

Despite this, her red lips were teased with a small, almost shyer smile as she walked over to Orion and rested a hand on his arm. 

“Come on -- I’ll show you the gardens.”

x~x~x~x

Carewyn walked with Orion out into the gardens. They were both painfully aware of the servants and courtiers roaming through the castle halls, so they spoke formally in case anyone overheard. This didn’t mean that Carewyn and Orion didn’t engage in witty banter some of the time. 

“And here we have the Louis-Phillipe Wing -- home of every court portrait commissioned in the last thousand years. Except the burned ones of the Mad Queen Judith, King Charles, and the Knave of Hearts...but I don’t think those really fit the overall ‘look’ the court was going for.”

“The charred frames would probably be a bit jarring, in a setting that so relishes cosmetic beauty.”

Orion relaxed significantly once they’d gotten outside. Even so, he noticed that Carewyn’s posture stayed very straight, and he held his tongue as she walked through the royal gardens, away from the castle windows and past the hedge maze.

“There are lovely flowers here,” he commented. His eyes were drawn to the bushes of pink roses planted along the path.

Carewyn smiled. “Yes...I always imagined that all of the roses would be red, after the stories I grew up hearing about the Mad Queen Judith. I’m glad Queen Rosalie planted some different colors.”

“I must confess, I never understood Queen Judith’s disdain for white roses,” said Orion lightly. 

“Neither do I,” Carewyn agreed. “I think they’re beautiful.”

“Yes -- and far more sincere in intent, as well,” said Orion. 

Carewyn raised her eyebrows, interested. 

“Many believe red roses stand for ‘true love,’ but in truth, they’re symbolic of passion -- desire -- beauty and romance,” Orion explained. “But I do not think those things truly encapsulate love. It encapsulates lust -- longing, perhaps -- but love?”

“Love is so much more than that,” said Carewyn. 

Orion smiled, nodding in agreement. “White roses, on the other hand...they represent innocence. Youthfulness. Purity. It’s not a declaration of true love, but a promise of eternal love and loyalty. And what else could such a promise be seen as but pure and innocent, made easily by youthful lovers?”

Carewyn considered this with a smile. 

“...I hadn’t considered that perspective,” she admitted. “I guess in a way, promising to love someone forever does seem a bit foolish...but I would hope that if you truly know the person and their flaws, a promise like that could be made out of sincere devotion, rather than childish naivety. At which point, such a flower truly would be evocative of purity.” 

Orion contemplated this, his black eyes drifting away pensively. “An interesting thought. Pure innocence, or pure loyalty? I suppose that could be the split path such a rose could grow between...”

Carewyn noted Orion once again considering the rose bushes planted along the path they walked.

“Are you partial to pink roses?” she asked amusedly. “You seem very interested in ours.”

Orion looked up, startled, before turning away with a faintly bashful grin. 

“Not particularly,” he said. “I merely...think their meaning is the most honest, of the lot.”

Carewyn tilted her head curiously. “Oh?”

Orion glanced at her out the side of his eye, his smile becoming a bit softer.

“...Pink roses are sometimes given romantically...but truly, they’re much more versatile than roses of other colors. They represent many things -- joy, comfort, gratitude, grace...even simple admiration. When you choose to give a pink rose to someone, you’re telling them that you greatly esteem them -- that you think highly of them and that you’re thankful that you two have been able to walk the same path. And moreover, that you wish that person to be happy...especially when Fate has seen fit to deprive them of joy, in their day-to-day existence.”

Orion’s face grew a little more solemn, his lips losing some of their smile even while his black eyes remained gentle.

“...There were a few times...I think I should have sent you roses of that sort, in this last year,” he said lowly. “I regret that I’m only now thinking of it.”

Carewyn’s eyes softened as she gave his arm a light squeeze.

“Your letters were comfort enough, Orion,” she said softly. 

She glanced over her shoulder, before coming to a stop at last. She turned to face Orion. 

“All right -- we shouldn’t be overheard this far out.”

She slowly took hold of his hands the way Rosalie or Chiara did, when they were taking Carewyn into their confidence. Her blue eyes had hardened a bit, becoming more solemn. 

“...Orion...I feel I should explain how this happened. ...Why I’m here.”

Orion inclined his head to her, his own eyes becoming more serious. 

“You don’t need to explain, Carewyn,” he said gently. “I must admit, I was surprised at first, to learn you were in the line to replace Queen Rosalie...after all, such power is something you’ve never pursued or expressed interest in. But I’m quite sure you were placed in a position much like mine -- where you were offered the responsibility, and you felt an obligation to accept it. Is that not so?”

Carewyn looked away uncomfortably. “Yes...and no.” 

She sighed as she closed her eyes.

“You remember how in January, I received a letter about Jacob’s arrest?”

Orion nodded. 

“Well, I’ve sent multiple letters back since, requesting updates about his condition, as well as sending personal messages to him -- but that notice was the last thing I’ve heard of him. It’s like nothing I’m sending is making any difference at all, or even getting through...and I know why. Rakepick doesn’t want me sending letters -- she wants me there, in person.”

Orion’s eyes grew a little smaller. “...She wants to lure you back to the Country of Spades.”

Carewyn nodded, her eyes narrowing. “I’m only a private citizen -- as I am, I would have no means to escape any cage she might lock me into, if I returned. That’s why I’m following Queen Rosalie’s wish and becoming her successor. Yes, she’s counting on me, and yes, I know I could help people...”

Her eyes flared with a dark kind of conviction. 

“...But it’s only as Queen of Hearts that I would stand on equal footing with the likes of Patricia Rakepick. Maybe then I might have some power in helping Jacob and Mum without getting trapped myself.”

She closed her eyes.

“...I know it’s selfish,” she said quietly. “But if there’s any chance that I could save them, any at all, I have to take it.”

Orion’s eyes softened. Slipping his hands out of hers at last, he tentatively reached out to take hold of her shoulders.

“Believe me, Carewyn,” he murmured, “‘selfish’ is a word I would never use to describe you.”

He paused. Then he gave her a gentle smile. 

“...Carewyn...I must confess that I also came here for my own personal reasons as well as diplomacy.”

Carewyn looked up, surprised. 

“I said I’d hoped to see you at the university, while I was here,” said Orion, “and while that is true, I may have downplayed it. For in truth, that was the real reason behind my visit in the first place -- to see you.”

He smiled fully.

“Carewyn...your mother is in the Land of Clubs.”

Carewyn felt like her heart had been squeezed. 

“Mum?” 

“She’s safe,” Orion soothed her at once, seeing how pale and tense she’d gotten despite the joy in her eyes and face. “She was found on the railroad tracks just outside the capitol of Clubs and taken to the closest hospital.”

“Hospital?” Carewyn said at once. “Is she all right? Is she sick?”

“She’s fine,” Orion said gently, his right hand on Carewyn’s shoulder trailing over it reassuringly. “She’s malnourished and a bit weak after her ordeal, but Madam Sprout says she’ll make a full recovery.”

Carewyn was visibly overwhelmed. She looked as white as a sheet and seemed unable to speak. Instead all she could do was cover her face in her hands as she silently struggled to hold in her intense emotions. Orion patiently stood by her, waiting until she could catch her breath. 

After several minutes, Carewyn finally managed to get enough of a grip of her emotions to uncover her face again. Even so, her hands and smile were trembling, no matter how strong and stoic her posture was. 

“...Does Rakepick know she’s there?” she asked slowly. “In Clubs?”

“Not as far as I’m aware,” said Orion. “I left your mother in the protection of my Ace, Cato Reese, until my return -- he’ll ensure no harm befalls her.”

Carewyn nodded, her eyes hardening with conviction. “We should keep Rakepick unaware of Mum’s location, as long as we can. Rakepick has no legal jurisdiction to cross the border of Hearts to reach me, but Mum has been declared a criminal, same as Jacob. According to the current treaties, Rakepick could seek Mum’s extradition back to Spades, and although yes, you could deny the request as King, that would then place Spades and Clubs in a very difficult position politically.”

Orion brought a hand up to his bearded chin thoughtfully. “Indeed. My Ace of Clubs has never shrunk at the prospect of war, if it means protecting others, and I truly envy him for it. But given Rakepick’s current disposition, her knowing that we’re harboring refugees who she has labeled as political criminals could fuel a fire that would be difficult to stifle, once started. And once that fire has spread to Clubs, it would be harder to provide the aid that we’re already covertly giving.”

Carewyn’s eyes narrowed. “Then perhaps we’ll need to make more of a statement. King Declan has just as little interest in war as you do, and so do I -- but the Kingdom of Hearts doesn’t have the pacifistic history that the Land of Clubs has. I doubt Rakepick will be quite as willing to pick a fight with us...so perhaps I can pursue slightly more pointed negotiations.”

She then bowed her head, her gaze falling to her feet. 

“In the meantime...will you please continue to care for my mother, until she’s well enough to travel?”

Orion nodded. “Of course.”

Carewyn’s blue eyes were flooded with emotion she tried in vain to hide as she once again threw out her arms and encircled Orion in an embrace. This time, however, Orion was ready, and he caught her, his hand landing in her ginger hair.

“Orion, I don’t know how I’ll ever thank you,” she whispered. 

Orion’s black eyes regarded the Princess of Hearts with muted fondness. “Your joy is enough reward for me.”

Carewyn looked up at him, her red lips curled up in a fond smile of her own. “Even so...”

Her eyes drifted to the side. Then, extricating herself from Orion’s arms quickly, she strode back the way they came.

“Carewyn?” said Orion. 

But Carewyn didn’t answer. Instead, she merely came bustling back a moment later, a pink rose in hand.

“Here.”

She fetched a bobby pin from her hair and -- being careful not to prick either herself or Orion with its thorns -- she fixed the pink bloom to the front of Orion’s gold-trimmed green robes. 

“Pink roses mean gratitude among other things, do they not?” Carewyn reminded him.

Orion watched her hands work, and when she’d finished securing the rose and smiled up at him, he found his own black eyes softening.

“Among other things,” he agreed lowly. 

The King of Clubs paused. 

“Thank you, Carewyn,” he said at last. “I only wish...I could help reunite you with your brother as well.”

Carewyn closed her eyes. 

“It’s all right,” she said. 

Although her eyes weren’t readable, her voice was very firm even as it lowered in volume. 

“I will set Jacob free. No matter what Rakepick might do to try to stop me...I will save him.”

x~x~x~x

Orion brought back both that pink rose and a letter from Carewyn to Lane, upon his return to Clubs. Lane read her daughter’s letter with tears in her eyes, and by the time she was done, those tears came down like streams around her broad smile. 

“My Winnie...my little Winnie, a Princess...”

Cato brought a hand onto the blond woman’s shoulder, giving it a supportive squeeze, as more tears of joy streaked down her face. Orion smiled too. 

Like him, Carewyn Cromwell was not the sort who would’ve ever chosen to pursue power. But perhaps that was what had made others deem her worthy of it, in the first place -- and, Orion thought, it was as Carewyn had told him so many years ago: he didn’t think the Kingdom of Hearts could be represented by a braver, more selfless woman. 

[old-stoneface]

the supporting characters and villans in going postal are theeeee best i love them so very much. the upright brothers who run the mail coach are so so good

[mbmspeaks]

On This day

Me:

What happened on this date in black history February 27th

ChatGPT:

On February 27th in black history:

1872: Charlotte E. Ray became the first Black woman lawyer in the United States when she was admitted to the District of Columbia bar.

1940: Basketball player and coach, Don Barksdale became the first Black athlete to represent the United States in Olympic basketball at the Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley, California.

1960: The first organized civil rights protest occurred in Nashville, Tennessee, as students from Tennessee A&I University sat down at a segregated lunch counter and refused to leave.

1991: University of Michigan basketball player, Desmond Howard, became the first Black athlete to win the Heisman Trophy, an award given annually to the most outstanding player in college football.

2005: The U.S. Postal Service issued a commemorative stamp honoring the late civil rights activist, Rosa Parks, on what would have been her 92nd birthday. Parks is best known for her refusal to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus in 1955, which sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott and helped galvanize the civil rights movement.

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Kadir A. Nelson (born May 15, 1974) is one of the premier illustrators in the US. Born in Little Rock, the son of Lenwood Melvin Nelson, a former wrestling coach, and Emily Diane-Gunter, a telecommunications engineer and motivational speaker.

Raised in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and Southern California, he was mentored by an uncle who was an experienced artist, and an art teacher. He won several art competitions. He studied architecture but switched his major to illustration and graduated with honors from Pratt. He married Keara Ginneh Ricks (1996).

He was offered an assignment to do artwork for Amistad. Debbie Allen enlisted him to contribute illustrations to her children’s book, Amistad: “Give Us Free”. He was the development artist for Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron.

He received the Society of Illustrator’s Gold Medal and by the beginning of the 21st century had positioned himself artistically to ensure steady work and professional success and recognition. A realist painter whose colorful, luminous, expressive works often portray African American heroes and the everyday delights and activities of common folk.

His creations have appeared in Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, and, on eight occasions, on the cover of The New Yorker; on stamps for the US Postal Service; on album covers for singers Michael Jackson and Drake; and in 33 children’s books he authored, co-authored, or contributed illustrations to.

His artworks have been exhibited in the Smithsonian Anacostia Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem, The Society of Illustrators Museum, the Museum of Texas Tech University, and the Akron Art Museum. His honors and awards include three gold and five silver medals from the Society of Illustrators; two Caldecott Honors and two Coretta Scott King Awards from the American Library Association; three NAACP Image Awards; two New York Times Best Illustrated Book selections for We Are the Ship: The Story of the Negro Baseball League and Nelson Mandela, and he was named Sports Artist of the Year by the US Sports Academy.

Divorced, he has two daughters and a son. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Who is Writer Carlos Morales, and what defines his inspiring journey? 

Writer Carlos Morales, a disabled veteran, bravely served in the United States Army and received more than nine distinguished decorations for his bravery. He overcame his own alcoholism and worked his way up the ladder to become a certified life coach, personal trainer, author, and motivational speaker. He had previously worked as a bagger and postal worker. His story exemplifies the power of transformation, resilience, and perseverance, and it encourages people to follow their dreams despite setbacks. Morales keeps encouraging people to find their inner strength and live their best lives through his writing and speaking engagements.

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How the voip services in Brisbane is done

In addition to managing the complete setup of a corporate VoIP, we can perform modifications to pre-existing systems, such as adding or deleting team members, setting up new handsets, cordless phones, analog fax adaptors, and instances hosted on-site or in the cloud. The latter is particularly useful since it maintains your phones functional in the case of an outage and is not reliant on your ISP address.

Business VoIP is ideal for organizations that need to support desk-to-desk communication, arrange conference calls, and depend on reliable phone connections without worrying about additional costs. In addition to enabling handset transfers, monitoring incoming and outgoing conversations, and recording call durations for the purpose of gathering metrics such as those needed for analysis in marketing and sales these systems are useful for other tasks. Local numbers in every state and throughout the world, coaching modes, and call redirection are among the additional features.

Voice over Internet Protocol

Our voip brisbane means that you can use the Internet to make phone calls rather than the infrastructure of the local normal telephone network. VoIP software and related services are also known as broadband phone service, IP telephony, Internet telephony, and IP telephony. VoIP allows voice calls to be made from any data-driven device by converting it effectively into an electrical signal and the software inserts the voice into "packets". These "packets" are sent via the internet, much like letters are sent in envelopes through the mail possibly far more quickly than our postal service!. Using your computer, specialized phones, or your existing phone with 3CX systems may be necessary for this. These voip Brisbane services often include chat/message and video call capabilities as well.

While VoIP-specific phones can be bought from a tech provider, the best VoIP software lets you convert to VoIP utilizing your current phone system and handsets. This is especially important for sectors like healthcare and education that mostly depend on human resources. If all employees are expected to contact with clients and be reachable via VoIP systems, then businesses with huge workforces may find it financially burdensome to deploy specialist equipment.

Do I have access to a VoIP business phone

Naturally, of course as VoIP phones are functional as long as you are connected to the Internet. Any call from a phone or the Internet works as effectively.

Businesses that use VoIP phones have a big advantage over their competitors in this era of "stay inside and work from home," because employees' phones may be integrated into the business network from anywhere.

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Which institute is best for GATE coaching in Chandigarh?

Are you ready to take your engineering career to the next level? Look no further than GATE, the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering. Considered one of the most prestigious exams for aspiring engineers, cracking GATE opens doors to postgraduate programs and lucrative job opportunities. But here’s the question: How do you prepare for this challenging exam? While self-study is an option, many students find that enrolling in a coaching institute can greatly enhance their chances of success. In Chandigarh, there are several institutes offering GATE coaching, but which one is truly the best? Let’s delve into this topic and discover why GATEFORUM stands out as the premier institute for GATE coaching in Chandigarh!

Which course is best for GATE preparation?

When it comes to GATE preparation, choosing the right course can make all the difference. There are various options available, each with its own benefits and drawbacks. Let’s explore a few popular choices.

1. Classroom Coaching: This traditional approach allows you to attend regular classes where experienced teachers guide you through the syllabus. It provides structure, interactive learning, and a chance to clarify doubts in real-time.

2. Online Courses: Ideal for those who prefer flexibility and convenience, online courses offer recorded lectures, study materials, and practice tests that can be accessed anytime, anywhere. They often include discussion forums or doubt-clearing sessions for additional support.

3. Postal/Correspondence Courses: If you prefer self-study but still want guidance from experts, postal or correspondence courses provide study materials by mail along with mock tests and solutions.

4. Crash Courses: Designed for students with limited time or those who have already covered most of the syllabus on their own, crash courses focus on revision and intensive practice sessions.

Remember that there is no one-size-fits-all answer to which course is best for GATE preparation — it depends on your individual learning style, schedule constraints, and level of self-discipline.

Regardless of the course you choose, consistency in studying and solving previous years’ question papers is key! So weigh your options carefully before making a decision that aligns with your goals and preferences.

Can I crack GATE without coaching?

One of the common questions that aspiring GATE candidates have is whether it is possible to crack the exam without joining a coaching institute. The answer to this question is yes, it is entirely possible to crack GATE without coaching. However, it requires a lot of self-discipline, dedication, and effective study strategies.

Self-study plays a crucial role in preparing for any competitive exam, including GATE. Many successful candidates have achieved remarkable results by studying on their own. With the right study materials and resources available online or through books, you can grasp all the necessary concepts and topics required for the exam.

However, cracking GATE without coaching requires meticulous planning and an organized approach towards your studies. You need to create a proper study schedule that covers all the subjects and topics within the given time frame. Additionally, solving previous years’ question papers and taking mock tests regularly will help you gauge your strengths and weaknesses.

While self-study may be sufficient for some individuals with strong determination and discipline, joining a good coaching institute can provide additional benefits such as structured guidance from experienced faculty members who are well-versed with the intricacies of the exam pattern.

Cracking GATE without coaching is possible but demands rigorous self-study coupled with consistent practice. It’s essential to identify your learning style and choose a method that suits you best — whether it’s through self-preparation or by seeking guidance from professionals at reputed institutes like GATEFORUM in Chandigarh

Is 3 months enough for GATE preparation?

Is 3 months enough for GATE preparation? This is a common question among aspiring GATE candidates who are short on time. While it may seem like a daunting task to prepare for such a competitive exam in just three months, it is certainly possible with the right strategy and dedication.

It’s important to understand that the effectiveness of your preparation depends on how efficiently you utilize those three months. It’s not about the quantity of time spent studying, but rather the quality of your study sessions. With focused and consistent efforts, you can cover all the necessary topics and revise them thoroughly.

To make the most out of your limited time, create a well-structured study plan that includes daily targets and milestones. Identify your strengths and weaknesses early on so that you can allocate more time to challenging subjects while revising familiar ones. Utilize online resources, mock tests, and previous year papers to assess your progress regularly.

Additionally, enrolling in a reputable GATE coaching institute can greatly enhance your chances of success within this tight timeframe. A good coaching institute will provide comprehensive study material, experienced faculty members who have cracked GATE themselves, regular doubt-solving sessions, and simulated test series to help you gauge your performance.

Remember that consistency is key. Even if you have limited time available each day due to other commitments or work responsibilities, make sure to dedicate at least a few hours solely towards GATE preparation without any distractions.

In conclusion (without using “in conclusion”!), while 3 months may seem like a short period for GATE preparation compared to longer durations some individuals may take; with proper planning, effective utilization of resources including joining an esteemed coaching institute like GATEFORUM in Chandigarh — one can certainly achieve commendable results even within this timeframe

GATEFORUM | BEST GATE INSTITUTE IN CHANDIGARH

GATEFORUM has established itself as the best institute in Chandigarh for GATE coaching. With its proven track record and experienced faculty, GATEFORUM has helped numerous students achieve their dreams of cracking the GATE exam.

One of the key reasons why GATEFORUM stands out from other institutes is its comprehensive study material. The institute provides well-structured and updated notes that cover all the important topics in-depth. This ensures that students have a strong foundation and are fully prepared for the exam.

Moreover, GATEFORUM’s faculty members are highly qualified and experienced in their respective fields. They not only teach the concepts effectively but also provide valuable guidance to students throughout their preparation journey. The regular doubt-solving sessions conducted by them ensure that no student is left with any confusion or query.

In addition to quality education, GATEFORUM also offers various online resources such as mock tests, previous year question papers, and video lectures. These resources help students gain confidence and improve their problem-solving skills.

Furthermore, GATEFORUM’s personalized approach towards each student sets it apart from others. The institute understands that every student has unique strengths and weaknesses, hence they provide individual attention to address specific needs.

If you’re looking for the best GATE coaching institute in Chandigarh that offers top-notch education along with comprehensive study material and expert faculty members — then look no further than GATEFORUM!

Why Choose GATEFORUM?

When it comes to choosing the best institute for GATE coaching in Chandigarh, GATEFORUM stands out as a top choice. With its years of experience and proven track record, GATEFORUM has established itself as a leading institute in the field of GATE preparation.

GATEFORUM offers comprehensive study material that covers all the topics and concepts required for the GATE exam. The study material is designed by experts who have deep knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. It provides detailed explanations, examples, and practice questions to help students grasp even the most complex concepts easily.

One of the key advantages of choosing GATEFORUM is its team of highly qualified faculty members. The institute has a pool of experienced professors and industry professionals who are dedicated to guiding students towards success in their GATE exams. These faculties not only teach theoretical concepts but also share practical insights from their own experiences, helping students gain a holistic understanding of the subject.

Another reason why many aspirants prefer GATEFORUM is its focus on regular assessment and feedback. The institute conducts regular mock tests that simulate the actual exam environment, allowing students to assess their performance and identify areas where they need improvement. Moreover, personalized feedback provided by faculty members helps students understand their strengths and weaknesses so that they can devise effective strategies for further improvement.

In addition to excellent study materials and expert guidance, GATEFORUM also offers various other benefits such as doubt-solving sessions, online support through forums or discussion groups, access to recorded lectures for revision purposes, and more. These additional resources ensure that students have all-round support throughout their preparation journey.

Furthermore, with multiple batches available at different timings including weekend batches for working professionals or college-goers, Gateforum makes sure it caters to individuals’ needs while maintaining high-quality teaching standards.

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Top MCQ Books to Crack Engineering Exams

It is of the utmost importance for students studying for challenging engineering competitive exams such as the SSC JE and GATE papers to familiarize themselves with the multiple-choice question format in order to achieve higher scores. Practicing multiple choice problems is emphasized heavily in top coaching institutes. Engineers Academy Publications, one of the leading publishers of books and a leading provider of competitive exam preparation services, is a vital resource for engineering professionals and students looking for thorough preparation through multiple-choice questions covering a range of subjects. Engineers Publications, with an emphasis on Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering, provides a varied collection of MCQ for electronics engineering, MCQ for electrical engineering, MCQ for mechanical engineering, and MCQ for civil engineering. These questions are intended to hone and solidify the comprehension of fundamental ideas in each field.

Importance of MCQ questions in Engineering Education

MCQ problems serve as an indispensable tool for assessing knowledge, understanding, and problem-solving abilities in the engineering disciplines. They aid in reinforcing all the fundamental concepts, enhancing retention power of students, and preparing all the individuals for tough competitive exams and real-world engineering challenges.

MCQ for Electronics Engineering

Reference book publications the Engineers Academy Publications provide aspirants with a wide range of MCQ for Electronics Engineering encompassing a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from semiconductor devices, digital electronics, analog circuits, to communication systems. These MCQ problems are curated to challenge and reinforce understanding across the breadth of electronics engineering, aiding in comprehensive preparation.

MCQ for Electrical Engineering

For all electrical engineering enthusiasts, Engineers Academy Publications offers MCQ for electrical engineering covering power systems, electrical machines, control systems, and more. These MCQ questions delve into the intricacies of electrical engineering concepts, providing a robust platform for assessment and learning.

MCQ for Mechanical Engineering

One of the best-selling reference books and postal courses of Engineers Academy Publication is for mechanical engineering students.MCQ for Mechanical Engineering preparing for different competitive examinations span over crucial engineering subjects such as thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, machine design, and manufacturing processes. These MCQ questions are tailored to enhance problem-solving skills and conceptual clarity in mechanical engineering.

Best questions to master MCQ for Civil Engineering

Covering structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, environmental engineering, and many more, Engineers Publications course book on MCQ for Civil Engineering provide a deep and comprehensive assessment of core civil engineering principles. They serve as a valuable and important resource for both students and professionals in the field.

Unique Features of top coaching book Publications' MCQ questions:

Topic-Wise Categorization: MCQ problems are organized by topic, enabling focused practice and targeted learning.

Comprehensive Coverage: Encompassing the breadth of each engineering discipline, ensuring a holistic understanding.

Difficulty Levels: Varied difficulty levels to challenge individuals at different stages of their learning journey.

Explanatory Answers: Detailed explanations accompanying MCQs, aiding in understanding concepts and rectifying mistakes.

Real Exam Simulation: Emulating exam-like scenarios to familiarize individuals with the examination pattern and time constraints.

Conclusion

Engineers Publications stands as an indispensable ally for engineering enthusiasts, offering a rich repository of MCQs that serve as a cornerstone for comprehensive understanding and preparation. By leveraging these meticulously crafted MCQs, aspirants can fortify their knowledge, hone problem-solving skills, and excel in their engineering endeavors. Embark on a journey of knowledge enhancement and mastery of engineering concepts with Engineers Publications' MCQs. Strengthen your foundation, assess your skills, and propel yourself towards success in the diverse realms of Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering.

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NEXT IAS Fees Structure - Best IAS Coaching in Delhi

Introduction:

NEXT IAS Academy, an initiative by the esteemed Made Easy group, stands as a beacon in the realm of IAS coaching institutes. Under the guidance of Mr. B. Singh (Ex. IES), the academy has set forth to provide quality education, ensuring that the aspirations of our youth are met without any misleading detours. As we delve into this exploration, our focus narrows down to a critical aspect — NEXT IAS fees.

Building Relationships through Education:

The foundation of NEXT IAS rests not just on its curriculum but on the deeper relationship it fosters with its students. From the outset, the academy has dedicated itself to the consistent and continuous guidance and mentoring of every student, establishing the NEXT IAS family as a support system throughout their journey as Civil Servant aspirants.

Positives and Areas of Concern:

Before delving into the fee structure, it's crucial to understand the strengths and weaknesses of NEXT IAS. The positives include a teaching methodology that emphasizes fundamental concepts, an up-to-date curriculum, and a focus on enhancing writing skills. The institute also facilitates interaction with faculty through an online portal, allows online doubt submissions, and has expanded its reach with a new center in Bhopal, along with an academic coach facility.

However, some concerns have been raised, such as mismanagement in delivering timely syllabus and tests, delays in receiving study material, and a lack of effective communication from the management. The study material, though aesthetically pleasing, has been criticized for its content, and the absence of recorded lectures poses another challenge.

Courses Offered:

NEXT IAS offers a range of courses tailored to meet the diverse needs of Civil Services aspirants. From the comprehensive UPSC Classroom Course to Prelims and Mains specific courses, Optional Foundation courses, and even a dedicated NCERT-based course, the academy strives to cater to every stage of an aspirant's preparation. Additionally, specialized programs like UPSC Test Series and Interview Guidance Program add another layer of preparation.

Fee Structure:

Understanding the financial commitment is pivotal for any prospective candidate. NEXT IAS offers a variety of courses, each with its own fee structure:

UPSC Classroom Course:

GS Pre Cum Main Foundation Course: Rs. 1,45,763/- + GST (offline), Rs. 1,27,120/- + GST (online)

GS + CSAT Pre Cum Main Foundation Course: Rs. 1,57,627/- + GST (offline), Rs. 1,38,983/- + GST (online)

First Step – NCERT Based Course:

Rs. 25,000/- + GST

CSAT Regular Course for Prelims:

Rs. 16,500/-

Mains Advance Course:

Rs. 10,000/- + GST

Optional Foundation Courses:

Rs. 49,153/- + GST

Essay Course:

Rs. 5,933/- + GST

UPSC Test Series:

Prelims Test Series - Offline: Rs. 5,000/- (10 Tests), Rs. 10,000/- (30 Tests)

CSAT Test Series (10 Tests) – Rs. 5,000/- (offline)

Prelims Test Series - Online: Rs. 1,500/- + GST (CSAT - 30 Tests), Rs. 3,000/- GST (GS – 60 Tests), Rs. 3,500/- + GST (GS+CSAT - 90 Tests)

Mains/Optional Test Series: Rs. 10,000/- + GST

ANUBHAV (All India Mock Tests):

ANUBHAV Prelims: To be notified

ANUBHAV Mains: Rs. 500/-

UPSC Postal Study Course:

GS + CSAT Pre Cum Main Postal Study Course: Rs. 10,000/-

GS Pre Cum Main Postal Study Course: Rs. 9,000/-

CSAT Postal Study Course: Rs. 1,800/-

Admission Process:

Admission to any NEXT IAS course involves online registration, where after submission, a registration number, User ID, and password are provided. The fee can be paid offline or online, either in full or through installments. After successful registration, a receipt is generated, and candidates are issued a NEXT IAS Card.

Facilities/Features:

NEXT IAS doesn't merely stop at academic offerings; it provides a comprehensive set of facilities and features. These include an online learning platform (Student's Portal), live/online classroom programs, online test series, updated study material, an Interview Guidance Program, postal course, and engaging webinars/seminars. Toppers Answer Booklet serves as a source of inspiration for aspiring candidates.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, NEXT IAS Academy stands as a formidable force in the IAS coaching landscape, offering a diverse range of courses, facilities, and features. However, prospective candidates must weigh the positives against the areas of concern and consider the financial aspect of the fee structure. Success in the Civil Services Examination is not just about preparation but also about choosing an institute that aligns with one's individual needs and aspirations. Therefore, a thorough understanding of NEXT IAS fees and offerings is crucial in making an informed decision that sets the foundation for a successful career in civil services.

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A Play in One Act

INT. LIVING ROOM - EVENING

A rural postman has just gotten home from his evening postal delivery in Western Kansas. It is the first night of the fantasy football playoffs, and he has one WR playing in the Raiders v. Chargers game. Although the game is now over, he has no idea how his wideout performed. He begins to inquire of his wife, who is sitting on the couch under an afghan, how Jakobi Meyers did that night.

TRUCKER

Hi hun. How did Jakobi do tonight?

WIFE

Well, you know how the Raiders scored literally zero points last week? Tonight they scored 63!

TRUCKER

Holy shit! What, is that like NINE touchdowns? Meyers had to be in on some of that action.

WIFE

He sure was. You would be happy to know that in addition to catching multiple passes, Mr. Meyers had at least one touchdown reception!

TRUCKER

Hot damn!

WIFE

That's not all. Jakobi Meyers, a wide receiver, even completed more than one pass! You heard correctly. The Raiders interim head coach employed trickery against the hapless Chargers! And here's the best part ...

TRUCKER

What is it??

WIFE

At least one of Jakobi Meyer's multiple pass completions was a TOUCHDOWN!

TRUCKER

You gotta be shitting me!

Did he have any turnovers?

WIFE

Nope, no fumbles (or interceptions, ha ha).

So, how many points do you think he scored?

TRUCKER

Gosh, I don't know, 30? 40? Maybe more?

WIFE

15.

End scene.

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MCQ Previous Years Questions for Engineering exams

To boost the exam preparation and to score high marks it is recommended to practice more number of questions. Solving all important previous year paper is equally important as this help in developing the knowledge level of an aspirant. Students need to master the preparations with right coaching classes. Students should make the EA publication their first choice when looking for the best MCQ for Civil engineering, MCQ for Mechanical engineering, or civil engineering competitive exam books. For many years the postal course from Engineers Academy publication has been delivering results for the students around the country. Solving some extra problems develop a lot of confidence in aspirants which could be justified through advantages stated below:

1. The MCQ format is the most common in questions asked in competitive exams. Thus to practice this pattern beforehand will give better results in the end.

2. The objective pattern improves the focus and reasoning ability of the aspirants very well.

3. The learning outcome of doing the mcq questions is very effective.

It's critical to keep an eye out for competitive exams because they often include new MCQs for civil and mechanical engineering. EA Publication has made a very strong position in the education market of the country. The EA publication's books and MCQ for Civil Engineering or MCQ for Mechanical Engineering are perfectly crafted to serve as the aspirants' guides. The books from the EA edition are available to students who are studying for competitive tests in their fields of study, such as the SSC JE or GATE exam. It has best reference books in the market at present.

Quality reference books and notes for students

Preparing for the competitive exam can be a very tough undertaking but it gets easier if student obtains the necessary guidance. A good book full of high conceptual knowledge is what matters the most in doing the preparations. Civil engineering competitive exam books at EA publication have the best course material for students to complete their preparation part.

EA Publication offers students an extensive selection of MCQ for Civil Engineering. The wide array of civil subjects covered in their books and notes is commendable. The meticulous design of Engineers Academy's study materials guarantees comprehensive syllabus coverage. Moreover, their collection comprises over 8500+ Civil Engineering MCQs, accompanied by easily understandable solutions.

MCQ for Mechanical Engineering to practice

To explore different career field students need to have a proper knowledge regarding the subject. One of the most trusted reference publications in India is the EA publication. They provide students with the right practice mcq question for Mechanical engineering for different competitive exams.

The books from the EA publication give a wide collection as well as previous year question paper to boost the confidence of students. Be it an undergraduate students or postgraduate student there are a lots of benefit if one does the practicing of new and old civil engineering competitive exam books during the preparation of the competitive exams, interviews. Moreover, the mcq pattern of questions is very useful in the preparation of different engineering exams.

Conclusion

From the perspective of competitive exam, the MCQ pattern of questions is very important. Solving MCQ questions challenge the concept clarity of multiple topics and brings students with a clear state of mind. To get the books for the MCQ for Civil engineering, MCQ for Mechanical engineering then Engineers Academy Publication is the best place to find. Aspirants who are looking to get notes and postal course for doing the preparation rightly then EA publication has all what is needed.

Download EA Publications Application: - EA Publications

[songsandsophism]

Food has been a scarce resource throughout history, even today there are millions without enough to fill their bellies. It's such a common issue throughout history that it baffles me there is so consistently elitism among those who can afford to feed themselves.

Don't misunderstand, I appreciate that there are taste preferences and a desire to use fresh and high-quality ingredients where accessible. However, it's the idea that food is free from genetic modification, the demonisation of fats and carbohydrates, the attribution of inherent superiority to certain kinds of diet that baffle me.

Outside of over-indulgence, allergies, or philosophical/ faith-based diet restrictions, all food is equal in worth to your body. Their volumes to calories, effects on your blood sugar, and waste excretion all vary, but those are effects (when part of a varied diet) are meaningless to the majority of people.

Yet people will cut fat because it's calorie dense, the same with carbohydrates, they'll cut protein because a wellness coach recommends raw vegetables or consume nothing but raw beef because a weightlifter up to their gills in hormones and steroids said it would give them a body like theirs.

Most of these diets aren't inherently bad, but I do feel the relationship with food encouraged by these diets can easily be twisted. I've always been heavy, nothing too dramatic, but enough it causes issues, and I tried half of these diets.

And it isn't that these diets didn't work. For most of them, when I stuck to them, I felt good, I was losing weight, but it always felt forced. I've eventually decided to just cut calories, not foods, but some of that old mental programming still makes me worry about fat, fret about carbs, and panic a little I've broken a fast too early (despite not fasting).

It's just some food for thought. Our bodies are machines, and typically, they run best when we have a bit of everything, grease, fuel, and even blinker fluid.

My journey of being happy with my own body, and learning how to enjoy food while treating it with respect still has a long way to go, but it'll work itself out eventually, and I'm sure yours will too.

Just listening to some of The Postal Service today, and it's a bit of a sleepy morning so I think I'll recommend the song Sleeping In, it's a nice song a little sad to me as it seems to wish for a more simple world when its anything but that. Still a nice listen.

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