1000% ready and willing to renew my annual subscription whenever my time is up. I've said it before but I'll say it again -- this is some of the best money I spend online, certainly on Substack, and I'm super grateful you're going to continue (to make it up as you go along).
(Wait, GIFs are out?! See? Where else would I learn this? And much more importantly: NOW WHAT?)
This newsletter is easily my best purchase for the type of “self-care” I need. You know, since getting a date night or drama-free weekday morning is never gonna happen. “#blessed”
If gifs are dying, can we make a push for sarcastic apostrophes? Sarcastrophes?
I also wanted to mention I enjoyed the 'mean things kids say' post. I think you could do an update on that! My 7 year old said something to my spouse yesterday that would have wrecked me.
1000% ready and willing to renew my annual subscription whenever my time is up. I've said it before but I'll say it again -- this is some of the best money I spend online, certainly on Substack, and I'm super grateful you're going to continue (to make it up as you go along).
(Wait, GIFs are out?! See? Where else would I learn this? And much more importantly: NOW WHAT?)
Congratulations, Claire! Three BRILLIANT years. In a strange, loving, comical and supportive way, you have been my mentor, and you didn't know it!
Please never get rid of GIFs! You always pick such good ones. :)
This newsletter is easily my best purchase for the type of “self-care” I need. You know, since getting a date night or drama-free weekday morning is never gonna happen. “#blessed”
If gifs are dying, can we make a push for sarcastic apostrophes? Sarcastrophes?
I also wanted to mention I enjoyed the 'mean things kids say' post. I think you could do an update on that! My 7 year old said something to my spouse yesterday that would have wrecked me.
You are so fucking funny and I'm so glad I subscribed. The Mr. Skinner MEME (not gif) had me chortling.