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On Wednesday at 8pm, I did something I have never done in 20 years of cartooning: I drew a stork, live, on the internet, while two grown men discussed laundry detergent… (I know. Weird that it took me so long, right?!)
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I went live on Substack with my co-authors on a book we’re writing about how couples can run a home without slowly startin…
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