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Was the new part of myself already meant to be a part of me before I found it? Or was it just a generic part of a person waiting to be claimed by whoever got there first?
this hits home, especially now in my life. I miss my 20s. I’m going to be 35 in a week and this is maybe the last possible extension of my youthfulness and even so it’s trying to slow me down. I find myself thinking of all the places I used to live and all the problems that weren’t there in my life that are making it a nightmare nowadays. my mother has declining health conditions, and she is not the same and I have a job which I’m trying not to lose and I’m dealing with old issues from the past that never were fixed and now they’re out of control. my past was very sad, but for some reason it seems so much better than it was when I look at what I have to deal with today. there are so many ways I could have lived it better and achieved more and made every day count.
Marigold finally tells a story that is nothing but relatable, everyday good sense and her captive audience can’t be bothered to listen. Curse you Shield of Boringness!
codycab about 1 month ago
We did much better than listen. We saw it all!
Averagemoe about 1 month ago
Was the new part of myself already meant to be a part of me before I found it? Or was it just a generic part of a person waiting to be claimed by whoever got there first?
sirbadger about 1 month ago
Was the spider from the meadow?
iggyman about 1 month ago
Seems like the last meadow was always remembered as the best!
iggyman about 1 month ago
I’m glad Ethan’s spell wore off!
markkahler52 about 1 month ago
Brown recluses can be so much fun…
weshorse about 1 month ago
this hits home, especially now in my life. I miss my 20s. I’m going to be 35 in a week and this is maybe the last possible extension of my youthfulness and even so it’s trying to slow me down. I find myself thinking of all the places I used to live and all the problems that weren’t there in my life that are making it a nightmare nowadays. my mother has declining health conditions, and she is not the same and I have a job which I’m trying not to lose and I’m dealing with old issues from the past that never were fixed and now they’re out of control. my past was very sad, but for some reason it seems so much better than it was when I look at what I have to deal with today. there are so many ways I could have lived it better and achieved more and made every day count.
Fiona D Premium Member about 1 month ago
I love this one. The one time that Marigold is profound, everyone (including Marigold) misses it. You are a comic genius, Dana.
gabrek about 1 month ago
Marigold finally tells a story that is nothing but relatable, everyday good sense and her captive audience can’t be bothered to listen. Curse you Shield of Boringness!
That Wichita Guy! about 1 month ago
I-is it an EVIL spider! A resentful one, perhaps? coming story arc filled with dread, angst, and many (OH, so many) spiky little legs?
And don’t even get me STARTED on spider toes!
The Wolf In Your Midst about 1 month ago
The spider wasn’t really listening, either.
Decepticomic about 1 month ago
…What? I wasn’t reading. Something about a spider?
Jungle Empress about 1 month ago
Oh, that might be the same spider we evicted last week. I wondered where it went.
David Rickard Premium Member about 1 month ago
And so it goes… But who came first—Marigold or Billy Pilgrim?
eddi-TBH about 1 month ago
It was a nice story. Too bad they all missed it.
Wizard4168 about 1 month ago
Marigold always enjoys talking, at least as long as it’s mainly about herself.