Wow. As ever, there is a rare mastery to how you string together seemingly loosely-connected threads into a beguilingly colourful and cohesive tapestry, the movingly profound mixed in with the skittishly inconsequential to such effortlessly evocative effect. There's also generally exactly one bonus mystery cultural/sporting reference for me to mull over/grasp semi-blindly at the meaning/origins of- today's is the 'Chicago Superbowl Shuffle'. I could of course presumably enlighten myself via Google in 2.5 seconds flat, but have no intention of doing so whatsoever, this being a course of action clearly lacking in the poetically mannered elegance all of your readers should strive to achieve. I salute you. Sir!
Wow. As ever, there is a rare mastery to how you string together seemingly loosely-connected threads into a beguilingly colourful and cohesive tapestry, the movingly profound mixed in with the skittishly inconsequential to such effortlessly evocative effect. There's also generally exactly one bonus mystery cultural/sporting reference for me to mull over/grasp semi-blindly at the meaning/origins of- today's is the 'Chicago Superbowl Shuffle'. I could of course presumably enlighten myself via Google in 2.5 seconds flat, but have no intention of doing so whatsoever, this being a course of action clearly lacking in the poetically mannered elegance all of your readers should strive to achieve. I salute you. Sir!
That depiction of an anxiety attack in Inside Out 2 was so real and so hard to watch.