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    I’ve decided that, Since pronouns have such a social stigma, my preferred first name is now River. I’ve been trying it in some places and find it works.

    And We’re back!

    Cartoon-style digital comic panel. Changeling stands at a theme park office desk, speaking to a manager who has denied them entry, saying, โ€œWhat do you mean your park isnโ€™t built for people with my unique body type? As popular as Supernatural, The X Files and Stephen King are, you had to know someone like me was possible!โ€ Changeling is green with glowing yellow eyes, a wide grin, curved magenta-to-gold horns, and large gradient wings. The manager in a blue suit gestures behind a desk labeled โ€œPark Management,โ€ with a red โ€œNo Entryโ€ sign and a Funland roller-coaster poster on the wall.

    Facebook is the tool you use to get birthday wishes from people who haven’t talked to you the rest of the year. ๐Ÿ˜Ž

    Finished reading: Good Neighbors by Sarah Langan ๐Ÿ“š I really like this author a lot and am glad to see she’s writing again. There’s nothing supernatural in this book, but anyone who liked Baby Teeth and Dear Hannah will enjoy this.

    As a result of an experience I had this holidday, I have to ask: Have you ever been gagged? What did you sound like?

    I finished reading: We Came to Welcome You by Vincent Tirado ๐Ÿ“š I’m still not sure how I feel about this one. It’s a slow burn with an ending I didn’t expect. Definitely a new perspective on HOA’s for sure.

    Finished reading: The End of the World As We Know It by Christopher Golden, Brian Keene ๐Ÿ“š My favorite stories from this anthology were: โ€ข Moving Day โ€ข The Devil’s Children โ€ข The African Painted Dog

    Hint: Reread The Stand first–it helps with context.

    Finished reading: King Sorrow by Joe Hill ๐Ÿ“š I’ve actually read this twice since I first posted about it. No Walking Backwards Man, but it does have dragons and killing people, 2 things I know are popular with at least some of my followers.

    I started reading: The End of the World As We Know It by Christopher Golden, Brian Keene ๐Ÿ“š

    I found this while browsing Talking Books’ Occolt and Horror Fiction section. Naturally, I had to check it out.

    I finished reading: Whistle by Linwood Barclay ๐Ÿ“š It reminds me of Needful Things and Charlie the Choochoo.

    I finished reading: Dear Hanna by Zoje Stage ๐Ÿ“š I started out not liking this book, but I loved it by the end, which I did not see coming.

    If someone streams a show with me,, they might wonder why I never use the Skip Intro button. The answer is I hate ads, and I use the intros and fluffy romances for snack and bathroom breaks during my binges.

    It’s been awhile since I’ve posted an update, so I’ve been taking classes in digital accessibility and finished my semester with a B. I’ve also gotten some parttime contract work as an AT instructor, and interviewed for some other jobs including one at a major university. And that’s the tea.

    Finished reading: Baby Teeth by Zoje Stage ๐Ÿ“š I really enjoyed this book, and I’m reading the sequel now. It’s not something I would have picked out on my own, but I’m glad it happened.

    ๐Ÿ“š Just finish the second Harry Potter full cast edition. The production quality of these is really good, and it doesn’t change the story at all. Also, The Jim Dale version is still unique enough I have space for both versions in my life. Nonbinary people are sexy A F! We don’t fit the cookie cutter, among other things. These days, I need 6 or 7 Long Island iced teas before I can consider binary people because they’re just so limited sometimes.

    Nonbinary people are sexy A F! We don’t fit the cookie cutter, among other things. These days, I need 6 or 7 Long Island iced teas before I can consider binary people because they’re just so limited sometimes.

    While out yesterday, we saw a bumper sticker with a red, white and blue eagle with the Turning Point ,U.S.A. logo. It inspired me to make this bit of counterculture.

    An eagle with rainbow-colored wings grasps a cracked circle with the text Entry Point LGBTQIUSA beneath Cartoon-style graphic of a fierce rainbow-colored American eagle diving downward with wings spread wide. Its talons slam into a circular emblem styled like the TPUSA logo, shattering it into sharp pieces. The broken ring carries bold white lettering that reads โ€œENTRY POINT LGBTQIUSA.โ€ The rainbow feathers glow against a black background, giving the whole scene a rebellious, triumphant energy.

    For those of you who used and loved Vorail, there’s a new app called Ramblio. If you join, I’m Changeling on there.

    Guys, gals and nonbinary pals, happy #HumpDay!

    I’ve been playing with Sora a lot in the last week, and went on a fake toy ad craze yesterday. With that in mind, here’s an ad for the Little Bunny Foo Foo playset.

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