That's so cool. What a larrikin :)

This is art in both the quality of the storytelling and the delicate beauty of the grift

The more I look at this picture the better it gets

Anyway I got the cowboy brain rot again and I'm revelling in it
I've written like 10k words of fic in two weeks lmao

I'm not thinking about how Arthur died thinking John made it, I'm not thinking about

Cross fingers

I may have been in architecture school over a decade ago but this still checks out. So many architecture professors were into experimental tech for the sake of the tech, often overlooking that it was straight up bad or not useful.
So I'm disappointed but not surprised that your profs are like this

Oh we're absolutely cooked huh

Ahhh i love her so much, thank you Jade! She looks perfect!! 🥰✨️🥰

I'm not really trying to say anything other than I know sometimes people like to claim audiobooks aren't reading but I think ultimately that's not a very useful or helpful argument, as most of that kind of gatekeeping generally proves itself to be

>of the chronology of a series of stories when I read them. But listening to them I still have most of the same experience, still definitely get the emotional connection to the story and characters, even the ability to imagine scenes & settings.

I have this book! It's excellent. The author has since started a successful dragon collecting online game which has quite lovely art. :)

This is so lovely!