Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there, and have passed on, to all the families out there, a good dad or a bad dad. A family still isn't it without one, love/like them today, it's still their day, and here is a short story for them. (Sorry, I was late. I was busy on Father's Day and couldn't post anything early, just in case my dad saw it. Also, check out my Instagram faye_ink to see hand-drawn pictures of this story.)

Two toads emerged in my neighborhood, Seeming as different, night to day, Holding my int’rest, long I stood; One looking less toad-like than it should Rife with tendencies, it seemed, to splay. Observing the other, as it were, And no doubt owning fitted structure, Neatly assembled, as toads prefer,

Today, we talk about the Greek god Chaos. While he is not a god themselves, it is still noted that he fully understands that some other gods came into being.

Left follows right…right follows left…night follows day…animals follow their instincts…and younger siblings often follow their older siblings down the same career path; sometimes with remarkable results. Look at Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë; or, Orville and Wilbur Wright; John, Robert and Teddy Kennedy; Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears; Ulysses and Cary Grant.

Forelegs locked in pious pose The Mantids make their plea; Though, who responds to these appeals The Mantids can’t agree. “A Mantis spirit”, some will claim, “Who gave his wings for all.” “A triad set of Insect Ghosts”,

thought I had not watched Moriah Elizabeth since she had first started. I have watched her for some time now and I have loved every one of her videos. This is another installment to my sessions; things I would say, ask, or tell YouTubers if I had the chance. And this one here goes out to ME, for a brand new video idea.

My physician enjoys the classics, And often he’ll charge by the word; Exchanging his service for fables, Those written for children preferred. The ones with the bear are his fav’rites, With Eeyore and Piglet and Owl; Home in a wood of three acres, Where Tiggers and Christophers prowl.

A recent news story about a painting dog was an enormous success if its primary mission was to fail to impress me. I’ve seen a chicken play piano, a chimp use sign language, and a horse count. Heck, one weekend in the early ‘70’s I’m pretty sure I saw one doing algebra.

This tile begins with an easy to draw string that works well with many Zentangle tangles, or patterns. Then the tangles Well and Paradox are introduced. And there's a surprise at the end. :-)

Are you someone who has not yet passed their driver's test? Did you have a hard time? Maybe you haven't even passed your permit test. Hi, I'm Lillian faye, and at the age of 17 years old, I passed my permit test after four tries, and I hope by reading this you might feel comforted, relieved, or you honestly just find this funny.

Have you ever thought you had a bad birthday or that you were just cheated, or maybe you thought it was all your fault? That's how I felt. Please continue reading and comment on your story and your opinion.

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I’m better without you, I know it. But with having a maker, I can’t show it. You can’t fold it, and I can’t touch it. It’s feverishly driven you mad that another man may dethrone you, before the clock ends. And I’m just wild for believing it.

Life is worth living if you are rich and successful. I know that I enjoy life and you should never take anything for granted.

jumbled philosophical inquiry/poem into the meaning behind the symbolic metaphor of reapers and love

There are many things to do in your free time including crafts, reading and learning new skills. There should be something to work on in your free time to engage with the day.

Fun times are ahead of us and everyone should look forward to the future. I do believe that great times are ahead of us.

Life is great when you live it to th fullest. I do love life and the definition of life. Life is what I am writing about.

Amidst a world eternally fixated on achieving something close to immaculate, this work examines the opportunity lying within actually being imperfect – the harsh truths and the beauty that flows from the more rigid areas of life. This is a vivid reflection on the importance of our battles, the reason compassionate tales must be expressed, and how Ink & Iron serves precisely that purpose.

In a world that constantly pushes us toward achievement and action, we often forget to pause and ask one of the most powerful questions: Why? Knowing “the why” behind what you do—your actions, goals, and beliefs—is more than just helpful. It’s transformational. This guide will walk you through the concept of “the why,” why it matters, and how to find and live by yours.