81. i dreamed you were a cosmonaut.

72. quimby's.

my zines are also available for purchase at quimby's in chicago, online or in person.
i'm happy to have people buy it from them, since it is such a rad and important place. i haven't actually seen my zines on their shelves (having mailed them in), so if anyone stops by there and picks one up, i'd be so excited.

http://www.quimbys.com/store/jc

they carry so many amazing things.

i've made several orders since moving to maryland, and have been more than pleased each time.

69. business time.

my zine shop is open!

(fyi)

http://www.etsy.com/shop/tributarieszine

http://www.etsy.com/shop/tributarieszine

http://www.etsy.com/shop/tributarieszine

http://www.etsy.com/shop/tributarieszine

64. bird's eye view.

view from above, dczf.

the table next to me left early due to rising room temperatures.

i drank hot coffee and had the greatest day in so long.

62. dczf.

the best day.

59. race.

finished some zine things tonight with the help of a friend.


issue #3 is ready to be photocopied.
as my pal keith would say: "giddy up"

57. tis the season.

(photo via dczinefest.com)

this saturday, 11-5 pm.
i've pretty much been waiting for this since i moved here.
here's hoping i can get everything done in time.

54. loner, rebel.

(jungle porch/submarine when it rains)

44. this is really important.

“It’s been expressed before that I am suspected of utilizing my health problems as a convenience in social situations. People have implied I may be lying about my capabilities or limitations so I can avoid a walk, bike ride, or sexual encounter. I wish people could understand that I don’t choose when my disability affects me, and how hurtful it is to not be trusted about such a personal issue."

-luci, “illness, disability, and the punk paradox”
from sick: a compilation zine on physical illness