Do you ever find your best work comes out when something goes wrong, or at least, unexpectedly?

What choices have you made, or have been made for you, that present reminders to you all the time? Are they the ones you expect to stare back at you?

First, some technical stuff. I am trying PNG format. It is supposed to be less lossy than JPEG. If I like it, I will go back and switch all the previous entries to PNG, too.

Some people do hear colors, taste sounds, and so on. Do you ever experience or associate one phenomenon or sense with another?

You can buy a t-shirt based on this episode! Look for it in the shop.

Do you eat anything? Do you eat all kinds of music, art and writing? What do you think the creepiest, weirdest, scariest animal is? Would you keep it as a pet?

How have you done with loving what made sense, as compared with loving what did not?

I’m told there is a variation of Rochambeau that includes rock, paper, scissors, and hundreds of other objects. The number of rules to remember must be impossible.

What is a game you’d rather make up as you go along than play?

In quiet rooms with no one else our secrets are the loudest. Do you have secret plans for anyone you know?

What would you do today if you knew it would all be forgotten tomorrow?

If you think a poet might be in it for the love of their own voice, you might be right. Which borrowed “causes” do you find the most offensive for bad writers, politicians, and other public figures to take up?

You might already read Joey Comeau and Emily Horne’s webcomic, A Softer World. This is my little tribute to their work.

Did you ever use a darkroom to develop photos? If I could wave a wand I might bring darkrooms back.