This image is a simple black-and-white line drawing of a hot air balloon. The balloon’s canopy is made up of several vertical panels, each drawn with gentle curves to suggest a soft, fabric-like texture. The panels converge at the top of the balloon, giving the structure a rounded, dome-like appearance. Thin lines run vertically along each panel, adding depth and dimension to the balloon's surface, indicating where the fabric might fold or crease. The basket at the bottom of the hot air balloon is rectangular and attached to the balloon by two ropes. The basket is empty, without passengers.

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This post is brought to you by a hellish week. 🙇 The Monday started off fine, but I wasn’t nearly as productive as I had hoped to be. Still, I got shit done. And then Tuesday hit, with the case of the Mondays showing up a day late, bringing along with it feelings of self-doubt … Continue reading Trippin’ on Life: Falling Back to Leap Forward

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The slow rise from mediocrity

Trippin’ on Life: Falling Back to Leap Forward