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SCENES FROM MY LIFE:
Me:  I feel super uncomfortable in bars. There’s all these people, and they’re all drinking and laughing and talking with each other, andI feel really out of place and awkward.
Friend:  …You know, Sara, there’s a very simple solution to that.
Me:  *blank stare*  I don’t understand?

SCENES FROM MY LIFE:

Me:  I feel super uncomfortable in bars. There’s all these people, and they’re all drinking and laughing and talking with each other, andI feel really out of place and awkward.

Friend:  …You know, Sara, there’s a very simple solution to that.

Me:  *blank stare*  I don’t understand?

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Do it!

Do it!

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He’s so cute.

He’s so cute.

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You can measure how creative I’m feeling by how many bears I’m drawing.  It’s an inverse relationship.
I kind of think this one looks like a giant ground sloth, but let’s not kid ourselves here.
It’s a bear.

You can measure how creative I’m feeling by how many bears I’m drawing.  It’s an inverse relationship.

I kind of think this one looks like a giant ground sloth, but let’s not kid ourselves here.

It’s a bear.

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I don’t even like bears that much.  But when I can’t think of anything else to draw, they’re what come out.
Lots of bears.  This one has a sweater, because, you know…  It wasn’t going to be a bear.  But then I didn’t feel like painting anything else.  So now it’s a bear.

I don’t even like bears that much.  But when I can’t think of anything else to draw, they’re what come out.

Lots of bears.  This one has a sweater, because, you know…  It wasn’t going to be a bear.  But then I didn’t feel like painting anything else.  So now it’s a bear.

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“Jenny, name an animal!”
“What kind of animal?”
“Anything!  Anything in the world!  I want to practice painting.”
“Uh, okay… cat.”
Cat? 
Really? 
Cat? 
I would have given you mongooses, Jenny!  I would have painted you dikdiks and capybaras and roly-polys and swans!  I would have painting you anything! 
And you chose “cat.”
Well, okay.
I don’t know what I was expecting.

“Jenny, name an animal!”

“What kind of animal?”

“Anything!  Anything in the world!  I want to practice painting.”

“Uh, okay… cat.”

Cat? 

Really? 

Cat? 

I would have given you mongooses, Jenny!  I would have painted you dikdiks and capybaras and roly-polys and swans!  I would have painting you anything

And you chose “cat.”

Well, okay.

I don’t know what I was expecting.

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Like I said.  I’m tryin’ real hard.

Like I said.  I’m tryin’ real hard.

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I’m trying to become a better person. 
I’m tryin’ real hard.

I’m trying to become a better person. 

I’m tryin’ real hard.

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I love drawing bears.

I love drawing bears.

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While I love my adopted cities, I often feel homesick for the people and places I left behind seven years ago.  I visit often, but not as often as I would sometimes like.
But my apartment is only two blocks away from Interstate 94—that long, beautiful route through Wisconsin. 
Just two blocks (and six hours on the road)… and I’m home again.

While I love my adopted cities, I often feel homesick for the people and places I left behind seven years ago.  I visit often, but not as often as I would sometimes like.

But my apartment is only two blocks away from Interstate 94—that long, beautiful route through Wisconsin. 

Just two blocks (and six hours on the road)… and I’m home again.