Moving, Cat Approved Spookiness, & More Art-ing

Did you know that Tae and I move a lot?

I mean...a lot.

It's happening again.

It's just a thing.

Soon, we'll be in a brand new part of North Texas.

It's interesting to think back on how much we've moved over the years, how many different places we've lived, the sights we've seen, and the radically different environments we've experienced. With all the moving, things occasionally disappear without a trace, like a tortilla press that literally vanished into thin air. No one talks about this kind of stuff, but I'm convinced it can be explained by some kind of dark folklore somewhere.

And, while some things just pop out of existence, other things fade into unbeing over time. It happens. A bit like New Year's resolutions. One of the things that Tae and I were big fans of many years ago was a little indie product called "unpaper towels." They're pretty much what you might think—reusable paper towels (or "kitchen rolls" as they are called in the UK). We still have (and use) some we bought long ago. Recently, we went on the digital hunt to find them again and were pleasantly surprised that the little indie idea from so long ago had turned into a large, thriving business. So, we bought some, but this time, we got spooky ones.

As you can see above, Cap'n Hammy Pants is a big fan of them. We are, too. This isn't a sponsored ad or anything like that. I just like them.

In other news, I've been art-ing more and experimenting with different types of ink, paper, brushes, pens, and more. I recently completed one for an old newsletter about a monstrous figure from Inuit folklore.

What's New?

• Mostly getting ready to move. I know. I move a lot. :)
• Upcoming Into Horror History: Sisters, blood, and transformation. Out by sixteen or dead on the scene—but together forever.