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Living Solo I

by M.D. Christopher · September 18, 2020

The first panel shows three speech bubbles. The first says, "It must be great to live by yourself." The next speaker replies, "It is, usually. But there are drawbacks to my glamorous life of perpetual loneliness." The first speaker asks, "Such as?"

The second and final panel shows the artist, a young woman with short hair, dressed in a purple Shakespearean doublet, kneeling on the ground, holding a head of lettuce as if it's a skull. The artist says, "Alas, poor iceberg, you shall rot long before I canst eat thee." Above the image is a checked-off item as if from a longer list that says, 'There's no such thing as single-serve lettuce.'

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