#Babies :)

[aguar4guazu]

someone just like me

[doghowto]

4 months of window time with baby! 👶 Follow me for more gentle giants!

[witch--btch]

They are so siblings help—

[ticosanchezz]

Digital Babies/In-Training

[thiziri]

Princess Anne and Sir Tim Laurence attending the Not Forgotten Association Annual Garden Party at Buckingham Palace, on 17 May 2024.

[yoongisababygoat]

"My best friend, the only one I had"

(He meant lover but ok)

[oldvintageglamour]

Jeanine Davis with her newborn triplet daughters, Danielle, Jacquelyn, & Nicole, 1984 💝👶🏿💝👶🏿💝

📸: Robert Chase

[gummidon]

Get them out of my head

[dduane]

(via @SmudgeTheInsultCat over on Mastodon)

[shiftythrifting]

listen i'm usually above taking potshots at reborn baby dolls but the sound I made upon opening Facebook Marketplace and being met with this thing sent my cats flying across the house

[ceevee5]

[incognitopolls]

We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

[catsbeaversandducks]

Via gatos fazendo gatices

[lucybellwood]

Another piece I did for The Nib back in 2015! Gonna keep posting these until they shut down at the end of the summer. It was such a treat to hear that Matt and the whole editorial team just won an Eisner for their work on the magazine and website. Much-deserved.

Anyway: this is a parody and isn't representative of every screenwriter's experience, but it certainly feels relevant with all the strikes rolling out right now. Did you know what kind of credit you get on a film directly impacts how much you're paid? For writers you'll see "created by," "written by," "story by," and all sorts of other things, all of which translate to different levels of compensation! (Highlander, for example, has Story by Gregory Widen and Screenplay by my dad and his writing partner, Larry Ferguson.) The Writer's Guild is often responsible for arbitrating those decisions. They have a whole MANUAL to help writers understand the process. It rules.

Thanks, WGA. Thanks, The Nib. (And you can always make more of these comics possible on Patreon.)