Sunday, Jan. 2, 2022 It was chill, like Sundays always are. Spent most of the day writing (finishing up my Master Thesis) (yeah I've been doing this masters for like 3 years, why don't you hop over to a foreign country and work yourself through grad school?) I get a little defensive, I'm sorry.
Don't worry, it's not too serious. Just a photo a day and a quick couple sentences. You know, for posterity! Maybe time won't feel like the event-horizon of a black hole sucking us all in at ever increasing speed, if only I remember to take one picture a day, just one, until 2023.
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Junji's Ax by Nicholas DeNardi A small bed, rocking and warm, listening to an omniscient and comforting womanly voice. A blanket of security, and a sound that defines existence. "Many are good," she said, "many are bad. And some, just like us, are merely lost." The voice began to echo and a light formed at … Continue reading Junji’s Ax (Short Story)
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