i might be reading this wrong but it seems to be about the two cultures that made up this family, each with it's own ideas about the world. it starts with two clones and ends with two religious ideas that are far apart but essentially the same. also, if i remember correctly, you and Anna still jumped on beds in your early twenties.
Hah! I wish I saw more of Anna but she lives in Hawaii now. I think I have some photos of when we all went for doughnuts that brisky day she came to visit. I will have to find them. Also, interesting point of view. Now that I see it that way I realize I should learn more about my Chinese side. It kinda shows in this comic that I am still quite ignorant about those roots. It's still mysterious to me!
Hi Tropical Toxic! How are you? I know I'm a little late in joining in guys but better late than never. Funny story about the lady on the lamp, probably a friendly old aunt and we shooshed her away! And that wonderful winter i came to NYC, ahhh the simplest things can make the best memories. Midnight runs for doughnuts, jumping on beds, and chain smoking in that tiny dorm room. Love it. Can't wait for you to move back, David.
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i might be reading this wrong but it seems to be about the two cultures that made up this family, each with it's own ideas about the world. it starts with two clones and ends with two religious ideas that are far apart but essentially the same. also, if i remember correctly, you and Anna still jumped on beds in your early twenties.
Hah! I wish I saw more of Anna but she lives in Hawaii now. I think I have some photos of when we all went for doughnuts that brisky day she came to visit. I will have to find them. Also, interesting point of view. Now that I see it that way I realize I should learn more about my Chinese side. It kinda shows in this comic that I am still quite ignorant about those roots. It's still mysterious to me!
Hi Tropical Toxic! How are you? I know I'm a little late in joining in guys but better late than never. Funny story about the lady on the lamp, probably a friendly old aunt and we shooshed her away! And that wonderful winter i came to NYC, ahhh the simplest things can make the best memories. Midnight runs for doughnuts, jumping on beds, and chain smoking in that tiny dorm room. Love it. Can't wait for you to move back, David.
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