“Tick-eater”

Definitely Happy!

Beautiful skating, and Elton is tops! 💃 🎶 ⭐

Still Trying To Learn This, Myself-

Teach me by Jenny Lawson (thebloggess)
Read on Substack

Hello, friend.

This last week started badly with Hailey having another case of meningitis, but ended incredibly, with Hailey bouncing back and me finding absolute treasures at Shelley Duvall’s house. (Long story. It’s on my blog.) And it was sprinkled with little bits of insanity as internet rapture jokes (did you know it’s supposed to rapture?) made me laugh while also lightly triggering my past religious trauma. Ah, the complicated pleasures of being alive!

I’m trying to focus less on the loud bullshit in the world that I can’t control, and focus more on the quiet good in the world that inspires me to keep going and to do small things to make the world better. It is really hard though because I tend to hyper-focus on “SOMEONE ON THE INTERNET IS WRONG AND/OR MEAN” rather than “Someone on the internet is kind and calming and has a good plan to help others that I can support.” How long will this well-intentioned plan last? Probably 4-6 hours, with my record. But it’s worth a shot.

And that’s what this week’s doodle is about.

“Teach me how to give no fucks about assholes. (Please.)”

I super crazy love you. Thank you for being a bright spot to focus on in a sometimes dark little world. You make a difference.

Love,

Jenny

(snip)

This Artist Is One Of My Favorite Authors

Everyone should read her books! Or her substack, or her blog. Or all of those!

IT WILL BE OKAY by Jenny Lawson (thebloggess)
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This week’s doodle was one I started a long time ago and came back to off and on whenever my anxiety got crazy. This week I finished it.

“Sometimes when my anxiety gets out of hand the only thing that gives me comfort is doing the same thing over and over and over and over and over and…”

Does it count as art if it’s just text? I’m not sure, but it brings me comfort and maybe it will bring you comfort too.

Whenever I worked on this I reminded myself that every time I’d been worried in the past, if I could go back it time I would assure myself that “It will be okay.” Maybe not easy. But always okay, eventually. And now I tell myself that again. I tell you too.

It will be okay.

Your friend ~ me

PS. In other art-related news, feel free to interpret this (probably not haunted) painting I wasted too much time pointlessly cleaning.

Monday A.M. Comedy

Possible beverage alert.

A Josh Johnson Short

Josh Johnson Making Sense

This Is Nice!

Jessica, of Goals & Good Vibes, visits us often. She posted this yesterday. Enjoy!

“Nest Helpers”

Sounds Good

https://www.gocomics.com/jim-benton-cartoons/2025/08/06