Wow, what a year its been. Things have not quite gotten back to normal but its a far, far difference place than it was 18 months ago. Let alone compared to when I last posted something here. I’m still out here driving along, hauling foodstuffs to help keep people fed and have been lucky enough […]
Read more "The reports of my demise…"One of the cafes near the site of Further Confusion is a quaint little hamburger joint called Johnny Rockets. I enjoy the their simple menu and 50’s era decor. The personal touch of squeezing a ketchup smiley for every table when the server greets you They are used to the masses of furries that descend […]
Read more "Memories of Magic past: Further Confusion 2011 — Jonny Rockets"Dear Healthy not Nuts, You have had your little blog post go completely viral due to the awesome power of respect, kindness, and willingness to recognize someone that has just “done things right” that exists in the best places within the Furry Fandom. I’ve read the squees of joy from your replies to comments, and […]
Read more "And the furry fandom makes someone’s day…"this article was originally published in the Further Confusion 2014 Conbook. Since the topic of Fursuit etiquette is making the rounds again I thought it fitting to republish it in my blog. It was dark, hot, and the world around me was muted softly. I could feel my breathing and hear my pulse. Blacklights spread […]
Read more "Why Fursuit…"Last time I told of the horrible events that lead to my heart attack and the resulting ambulance ride to rescue. I concluded that article with a note about how after putting the word out of my malady that my Twitter Friends conspired to blow up my phone with love and support and friendship. What […]
Read more "The Dangers of living… Part 2: Convalesce."There are times when things just don’t seem to go your way. I could detail some of the hard parts of over-the-road trucking, but I doubt it would mean much to you. What I will say is that even things are bad — like tonight I am in Laramie, WY and I-80 is closed leaving […]
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