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Delivering CD copies to Little Free Libraries in St Paul.
Fairmount between Syndicate and Hamline.
Summit between Wilder and Moore.
Laurel between Howell and Dewey.
Selby between Dewey and Fairview
Iglehart between Dewey and Howell
Wheeler between Shields and University
Portland between Snelling and Saratoga.
And that’s all for now!
St Paul’s streets in my area have names not numbers so it’s easy to find things as long as you memorize every street.
If anyone of you pick up these cd sets, let me know!
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People have been so nice today about APM ceasing production on THWoD the Pod.
Unlike when Wits ended, there’s no one weirdly being glad because they didn’t like the show and thus nobody should hear it. That was rough.
It’s also been an interesting case study...
Like what happens when am historically depressed person gets whomped like this?
Well, so far, it’s better than it could have been.
For one, today’s events are not the death of me. Because the thing I make is not the same as who I am. That’s an easy trap for creative daddies...
Saddies. Not daddies. Maybe saddy daddies. But also saddie mommies. And saddies who aren’t parents for good reasons.
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Hello!
I think the pandemic is awful for people with depression and anxiety in a way that is somewhat different than how the normies experience it.
Folks like us have always gone through the world fearing that something murderous is just around the corner and now: hello!
"Just deal with it" has never been our specialty, you see.
And now the vague fears are the reality. And "I KNEW it!" is no consolation.
It would be nice if getting it right brought us consolation but instead it's just a double helping of the bad thought patterns.
Let me speak to the normies here: Hi. How are you? How are you enjoying your, I don't know, Bradley Cooper films? And Foo Fighters records?
All this terror and anxiety and self-doubt you're feeling about what to do and what will happen?
That's us ALL THE TIME. Sucks, right?
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It's August 24th. And this is the day that my brother Rick should be turning 57 years old. He won't do that because he died by suicide in 2007, after a years-long struggle with depression and addiction that went largely untreated because he was ashamed.
So for the past several years, I've been sharing my thoughts on this day here on the oft-problematic but occasionally good Twitter.
A bit of a recap first and then what feels to me like an important update.
Rick was my hero because he was my big brother. But even if we weren't related, I would have found him to be one of the kindest, smartest, and funniest people I knew. What I didn't see when we were young was the pain he was in.
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