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You never notice them growing until it's too late.

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Sure, Shark is mad dyslexic, but it works out in the end.

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Nobody else noticed, right?

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Marcelle is the closest character I have to a "cotton candy hero". She has few faults, is morally pristine, is loyal to a fault, and is good at everything she tries. She'll be a reoccurring face in my books and I can't wait to write her in.

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You're right, Feygen. Shark can't keep secrets.

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Every task leaves time for spontaneous musical numbers when you're talking to a music teacher.

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Get yourself a partner who supports you at your worst and lets you keep the cat.

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Just learn how to take a compliment, Shark.

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And she deserves all the attention.

[lazysharkart]

When you're easily distracted by your boyfriend.

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The joke just wasn't worth it after that.

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When you didn't realize you were a good parent until you realized you have a great kid.

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The funniest part is that she actually questioned if he was right before questioning his sanity.

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Here are some sketches of my third antagonist. He's my favorite to draw so far because he's a little older and I get to draw him both as a young man and the man he is during the events of the story.

[lazysharkart]

Smooth moves, Shark. You're going to give the poor man an ulcer.

[lazysharkart]

This is one of the many reasons to support small businesses.

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The poor mechanic...