A Friendly Reminder That We Still Have Your Son Held for Ransom
We appreciate you're probably busy. And trust us, we're normally never this needy in ransoms.
Brian is a writer living in the UK and once played a banjo in a dream he had in 2018.
We appreciate you're probably busy. And trust us, we're normally never this needy in ransoms.
- I accept that most people aren't as smart as me. - My inner resilience will help me carry on no matter what “scientists” say.
Add a few gentle affirmations like, “I will enjoy this cupcake,” “I’m taking a moment to eat this cupcake,” or “I will show this cupcake no mercy.”
That’s me wearing the torn NASA t-shirt on my favorite couch. I uploaded this photo to show I’m a typical 39-year-old living in his Mom’s garage.
If I could point a finger, I would blame Microsoft. There’s no amount of Christmas magic that could help me understand Microsoft Outlook.
“Writers of the future” sound like a bunch of procrastinators if you ask me.
He wasn’t afraid to ask the tough questions, but he sure was afraid of clowns.
Me doing yoga to relieve my chronic back pain and close-to-arthritic spine? Now that’s a stretch!
Me: If memory serves me correctly–
Memory: I DON’T WORK FOR ANYONE.
Repeat after me: I am not a parrot.
My two-year-old saw something today that no toddler should ever see at the park: a Shakespeare play.
Sock puppeteers probably start at ankle socks and work their way up.
It’s hard to rebuild a place after a fire. It’s even harder when it’s a wax museum.
If you want to make sure another person loves you back, try picking a flower with an odd number of petals.
A traffic cop’s dedication to their work, no matter the weather or time of day, inspires me to be a better interpretive dancer.
I like to think that Marco Polo found himself in the end.