1. | Jan 5, 2018

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2. | Oct 31, 2012

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3. | Oct 29, 2012

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4. | Sep 15, 2012

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5. | Sep 15, 2012

I absolutely adore this comic.Yes, the lulls in beteewn are long, but I for one have no issues with them. The spaces beteewn pages makes them seem almost like a gift, like something special that should be savored, and that's what this comic is.I studied the way you color and line your pages, as well as how you use facial expressions, and I have to say, it's helped me a great deal in my own artwork. The almost casual grace some of the characters seem to have is amazing, and how you translate each personality through their body language is just astounding.Thankyou so much for producing this wonderful work of art, and I will always check back for updates until the day it reaches it end. I will never leave The Meek. It is far too good.I appreciate all the work you do, dear. I hope you feel better soon, and that all your health problems will clear up without too much trouble.Get well!-Vee

6. | Sep 11, 2012

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7. | Sep 9, 2012

You are very correct on many poitns. I have no faith in social security and can't plan my retirement future to include it. I have my 401k and Roth IRA but who is to say what will happen to them by the time I'm at the age to retire?You touched on a point I hadn't thought about as well, smaller families (or even families with no children). My father was one of 7 and my mother one of 6 siblings. My grandmother was one of 15 even before that. I was an only child for my father (half-sister from my mother), so I'm essentially all he has so I have the sole burden. It's scary thinking about what will happen. In a way I feel like it's going to be necessary to keep investing, keep saving, have no debt or mortgage, and then also invest in my skillsets so I can have a backup side business or something I can do in my elderly years to pay for the minor essentials like taxes and food.

8. | Sep 4, 2012

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9. | Sep 3, 2012

You are very correct on many ptnois. I have no faith in social security and can't plan my retirement future to include it. I have my 401k and Roth IRA but who is to say what will happen to them by the time I'm at the age to retire?You touched on a point I hadn't thought about as well, smaller families (or even families with no children). My father was one of 7 and my mother one of 6 siblings. My grandmother was one of 15 even before that. I was an only child for my father (half-sister from my mother), so I'm essentially all he has so I have the sole burden. It's scary thinking about what will happen. In a way I feel like it's going to be necessary to keep investing, keep saving, have no debt or mortgage, and then also invest in my skillsets so I can have a backup side business or something I can do in my elderly years to pay for the minor essentials like taxes and food.

10. | Jun 11, 2012

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11. | Jun 7, 2012

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14. | Oct 7, 2011

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15. | Oct 7, 2011

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