#september 17th

When B, the cleaner, shows up, they're not quite sure that they're even supposed to be cleaning. They have lunch together instead.

A long long time ago, we saw these PJ sets at Meijer but we couldn’t get them IRL because there were none in my size.

Anyway, this WIP has sat as a sketch for ages…

But Chipette day happened, so please enjoy this very late 42nd Anniversary Of The Chipettes art piece! Now with lineart and color.

It’s PJ PARTY TIME!

Kaname Tanuma (17th September)

resin was appalled when he learned hornet had never played floramon before, so he's finally fixing that.

…except she's playing with nuzlocke rules.

Tuesday September 17th is National Voter Registration Day! 🇺🇸

It serves as a reminder to register ahead of the upcoming general election.

Some ballots are already being sent out. So reminding people to register needs to happen earlier than in the past. And because voter registration does close in various states as early as October 4th, this serves as a heads up.

So double check to see if you're still registered. Here are several resources.

I Will Vote

Be a voter | Vote Save America

Register to vote in U.S. elections | Vote.gov

While you can register online in most states, my own preference is to register in person at the local Board of Elections office, the County Clerk's office, or at City Hall. The advantage is that you will know immediately if you have all the right documentation. Plus you can take a phone picture of your completed application.

Certain states are more interested in restricting voting than encouraging voting. So if you make any minor mistakes (like wrong zip code) then it's possible that such things could be used to deprive you of your right to vote.

As I frequently remind people, voting is geographically based. If you have moved since the last election, you must register at your new address – even if it is just across the street. Registering to vote at a new address should be part of your routine whenever you move.