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did know you I have a comic in the last two issues of Winters End Magazine, published by @gythacooperative ? : ) 32 pages of healthy adults having healthy relationships to themselves, others, and their phones. huge thank you to Archie for encouraging me to finish this older comic I wrote a few years ago. its only three bux an issue to subscribe
check it out !
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Einmánuður: The last winter month.
This post is late as you can tell from the date in the picture, however the last winter month has finally begun. As the weather warms I will be sharing some different projects as I said in a previous post, and hopefully won't be too busy to do the research I've been meaning to for weeks now.
Sadly because of the warmer weather the snow hut project has come to an end for now, but I'm already working on some ideas for next winter that I think you all will surely find interesting. Until then, stay warm and well fed. Blessed be.
Addendum:
Einmánuður is one of few months that can be traced back to multiple sources, and a majority seem to suggest this month began on the day of the Spring Equinox.
I always imagine the Winter Case being handled with all the grace of the cops from Brooklyn 99 and Nick is the only one with a brain cell. Makes everything up until the operation goes under less... sour to me.
Maurice Pépin (Pem) (1890-1940), ‘Le Chevalier Printemps part en guerre’ (The Spring Knight Goes to War), ''Le Sourire'', March 18, 1926 Source