poppichew

No worries, fellow friendo! Keep making good stuffs like this =)

Something delicious Homer made that breaks him? It wasn't the pig, because that went flying. I wish I could remember.

Okay then, is it the scene where he goes ham and like goes into the vents and Willie has to track him down? Idk if that's right but it's the only other thing I can think about right now.

Hey, I am not Canadian but I was wondering what you're guy's forest management looks like? I'm not saying this to be rude, I was honestly wondering this the other day and figured I could ask here.

Ah damn, I've got nothing. There's the Stampee one, the puppies one, the homeless one I think? There is the homeless one where Bart takes him with him. Doesn't he? Nah. I think he's actually solo in that one. Idk, but I wish I knew.

Episode where he might have to get rid of Santa's Little Helper and he's reasoning with him that he has to listen to him and sit and shake. By him, I mean Bart. Right?

Nah, the shading in this isn't a mess. I FUCKING love your shading, and I swear to god if you talk shit about it again I will come to your house and braid your hair. Don't got hair? You're gunna get a braided wig. It's on! Anyways, I totally am a "do I stop now, or do I keep going at this until it's pure black because I can't stop inking all this shit" kind of person. I get it! I've said it once and I'll say it again - if you can capture the essence of whatever you're drawing you got it. and clearly - you got it. So you done good! Don't be mean to yourself! I just figured I would say the thing about the ear because it might help in the future. What are you gunna do? Get in a time machine and fix it? Nah. Just a little thing to tuck away for the future =)!

I love this! Idk if that's you, or if its like someone's sassy aunt but I feel this vibe so hard! Only thing I have to say is the hatching on the ear is kind of hard core. I mean, the ear could be in complete shadow but typically ears tend to have spaces of highlights kind of on the upper rim and the outer area. I am not sure if you catch me, I don't know anatomy like that so this is how I have to describe it. I also think it's brave as hell you did this whole thing with dip pen because my ass would have fifty splotches everywhere by the time I was done with something like this =)!

Cheers!

a) I hope you don't loose all your memories, but I do understand it's a very real fear.

b) I personally do not trust corporations like Apple to do my personal information properly. My gal found it so quaint that they have handwriting recognition, it struck terror in my heart.

c) Instead of archiving every piece of paper (which by the by you can do at a local library for free if you live in any sort of populace hub in America) I suggest you might consider archiving just the pieces that pull you. Perhaps small snapshots that comprise the greater moments of your life. Perhaps the little things that remind of you the kindness of the world. I think that's really up to you, but I think digitizing your works if you'd like to is quite a good idea!

d) You can archive them on a cloud service you enjoy or backup them on external memory just in case you are afraid of losing your content. I like to backup my most important things on all three. I use Sync for my cloud service needs, and a micro sd/usb flash drive for the physical. I also have a SSD hard drive, but I keep it hooked up to my lappy so I don't consider it all that safe. Besides which I have heard for archival purposes a safely stored HDD hard drive is actually better for this. Although I don't have the skinny, and others might have better input to assist on this.

As for making something searchable, to be honest I would start with how you name your files. Figure out a dating system you can recognize immediately. Think of your file hierarchy. Do you want to store your excerpts by year, and then store those by month? Then create a folder for the year and twelve sub-folders and plop your files there. As for automating the process, I don't know anything about that to be honest. It's plausible it's all something you could automate. But I am unaware of the process.

I am a person who moves a lot. I have lost most of my precious (materialistic) things through out my life. The way I archive them is either through photo, or just through memory. I share my memories, which is how I keep them alive. This is probably not the most efficient way to handle things, but it is how I handle things. I have noticed as I age that my system's cracks begin to show. I also figured that things just fall out of your head for a reason, and that perhaps as we age we sort of need that emptiness to let go. It's kind of dour, but I once worked in a (god-awful) restorative home and it taught me a lot more about aging than I ever witnessed in my day to day.

By the by, the reason why I suggest selective keepsakes is because it's how I've had to execute my own collections. I keep what I feel means quite a bit to me, even if it's a small hand-written note just saying "hi!" It's just about what "sparks joy" as Marie Kondo says =)! It keeps things succinct, although I don't always keep/let go of the right things. But there really isn't much I can do about that, and I am thankful I have anything at all. Good luck, and I hope you find a solution that not only works for you but is pleasurable to execute =)

Also good luck with any memory issues you may be facing, they're terrifying and if you are facing some I am so sorry for that.

Yes, I hate the way that people in media thought they could empower women by creating absolutely moronic and attractive male characters that they could sexually harass. Like, what!? That's not the way! I think people in general need more support because we've sort of nullified the way support networks used to exist.

Oh, you got it too!

Pulled a Saltburn =)