It is time to wrap up another perfect five-for-five Pook-Emu Bee work-week before we take tomorrow off for Newsletter Saturday. Life Updates I shared a photo of my new (Ebay, so "new") Wacom One drawing tablet yesterday. While the "drawing" works as expected, I cannot get it to display an image. I think the annoying...
Thanks to Catherine Bailey for her help!
When I posted this on Bluesky a while back, @ventifact212.bsky.social commented, "I shudder to think what happens if a lemming writes a book successful enough that it gets its own ... cliff notes." 😂
Photograph by John Johnson/HBO Max I’m super excited for this! I’ve been rewatching Green Lantern the animated series with my 9 year old, so I’m glad to finally see something new. The series follows new recruit John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) and Lantern legend Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler), two intergalactic cops drawn into a dark, earth-based mystery as they investigate a murder in the American heartland.
The world's greatest superhero cares about everyone. That should include animals.
New comic inspired by my husband (aka Mr. Grumpypants)
From the archives of Will Write For Chocolate
From the archives of Will Write For Chocolate
by Debbie Ridpath Ohi
And it's hurting everyone in it. So what's next?
Newsletter celebrating Month of Diversity talking about my works, life and My Cat's little misadventures
Early roadmaps for my working projects and establishing flows
Thanks for reading and let me know of any other cool publishers or titles out there that I should check out.
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