For a letter not used in English, I kinda like Thai ฌ, just because it's used in so few words (around 30), almost all of which are obscure loanwords from Sanskrit related to Buddhism, so there aren't really any everyday words that use that letter.

No love for ð? :) I'd probably go with ƿ. Dunno why it was replaced by w; two "v"s stuck together, but called double-u is kinda lame :)

Hi there!

Really sorry to hear that the fandom hasn't been good to you... I like your art and have been following you for a couple years. Life's been hectic on my end recently, but I did check out one of the earlier releases of Lavender County a few months ago, and liked it a lot!

Oh no, hope he'll be OK

Mandolins look useful, but they scare me, so I've never used one.

Feliz cumple!

Oh, OpenType fanciness? Very cool :) Glad you didn't have to manually choose.

I remember the author posting about it on a.f.f when he was writing it, but I never actually read it. I guess I should check it out :)

Neat! Did you have to type the long s's yourself, or is there a way to get LaTeX to automatically use it for internal s's/follow some rules for when to use it?

I'm in the market for a new collar too, so I'd be interested in what you find. I like how my current one is folded over so it doesn't have a square cut edge.

They're startling when they pop!