I've loved HATE since I first discovered it in the mid-90s, and it's so great to be able to finally fill in the gaps of all of my missed issues. I don't think any book has ever made me laugh so hard for so long. These collections have really helped me deal with an extraordinarily difficult and stressful year to date.
Posted elsewhere, but my uncle was a woodworker. Something I didn't know until a few years ago when we reconnected (I headed out to California for my mom's informal memorial and we stopped and visited my Aunt and Uncle for a bit, plus the entire time we were out for my mom) and that's when I learned he was a woodworker. I'm not sure if it was something he always did, or picked up since he had retired.
Couple of weeks ago I sent my Aunt a cutting board I had made and told her that I was really trying to do a good job on a different project just so I could share it with my Uncle. While I may have missed out on that, I know from my cousin that he watched my Instagram posts and was following along with my woodworking journey and was proud of what I had done so far.
Earlier today I picked up a copy of the Barnes & Noble exclusive edition of Nat Cassidy's I KNOW A PLACE. It's got a different cover than the "regular" edition, along with 2 additional stories. I have the original, but couldn't pass up the "bonus" content! When I've had a chance to read them I'll update my review on Pages from the Mist
Earlier today I picked up a copy of the Barnes & Noble exclusive edition of Nat Cassidy's I KNOW A PLACE. It's got a different cover than the "regular" edition, along with 2 additional stories. I have the original, but couldn't pass up the "bonus" content! When I've had a chance to read them I'll update my review on Pages from the Mist