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They were in love with Calvin and Hobbes, but The Times Picayunne (our local paper) stopped running it in 1987, the year after I was born. Most comic artists I know began reading comics at an early age. I want this blog to be inspiring to aspiring comic artists, so I don't intend to write about my favorite bike route or how I like my coffee, unless I can relate it to comics or art. In sharing personal information about me, I want to keep it related to comics or to this blog in general. When I started the blog, I wanted to keep it professional, to the point where I fear I've probably become bland. I kept the Livejournal up until a year ago, toning down the content of my posts significantly. Two years after that, I started up a Livejournal, which led to inevitable internet highschool drama and bickering. When my mother found my journal, there was hell to pay. I had a dreamjournal years ago, and though I never used anyone's real name, I was way too descriptive in my posts.

I say that now, but I wasn't always so discreet in my internet journaling. Its not that I have a particularly interesting private life (I'm kind of boring, which is one of the reasons I don't talk about it much), but I was raised in the age of Chris Hansen, the age of 'everyone on the internet is a fifty year old perv out to pick you up'. In all honesty, with the exception of my Facebook, I go to lengths to keep my private life private. One of the results that surprised me the most is that you guys would actually like to know me better.

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As you guys know (since I spam you with it), I've recently put up a post full of questions on how I can improve my blog (as well as some general nosy questions).