Congratulations! This is quite an accomplishment. Best of luck with whatever you choose to do next.

No one ever should argue with anyone’s strategies for self-management and self-care. Also, I’d watch any movie from the ‘90s with ya that you’d care to choose. I’m sure people are very happy to see you on your terms. 🙂

I wish she would blink twice if these statements are coerced or something. My heart wants them to be insincere but my brain says her words come from being resigned to the inevitable one-down position she sees herself assuming.

Look at the Halloween films: there’s multiple timelines to watch and enjoy and accept and reject.

Great topic. The question I’ve had is “Would it have been more accessible to new viewers over time?” Part of our desire to “make it all fit” works against making it inviting.

Look at Batman: Adam West, TAS, Christopher Nolan, Super Friends, Matt Reeves—there’s something for everyone. 1/2

As always, I value your insight. As a fan of After Yang (and a bigger fan of Pachinko and Columbus), I was hopeful for this one.

I’m planning to go! Might I see you when I’m out there?

And that’s what engenders the frustration: the sticker shock at the end of the meal. Maybe eggs and items with eggs get “market price” designations on menus until things stabilize.

So they don’t need to keep reprinting the menus?

I’m very sorry that you are mourning the loss of your friend. Given that I was at STLV those years, I wonder whether I had the chance to meet him.

What flavor is Mickey’s ball gag?

Is that what Captain Pike uses?