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it’s over

Alex got WHAT?!

Your wife left you and the kids. I’m sorry Chris. 

She… she wouldn’t do that…

What’s going on Chris?

Alex is gone. I can’t… I can’t find her. I have to go home and be with the kids but… I’m scared dad.

Okay….okay. We’ll find her. Why don’t you bring the kids to stay with Lois and I? More eyes to watch them while we make a plan. 

Okay…

I don’t know where she is. I can’t hear her.

I can’t either. We’re going to find her, I promise. Just focus on the kids for now.

R-right. The kids. They…

Roman’s birthday is in a few days. What if she misses it?!

Don’t think like that. It won’t help anything. 

I can’t lose her. I can’t… not again.

I know. We’ll find her. 

Thank you… Dad.

I’ll help find her too. When did you last see Alex and how was she acting? 

radioactivepeasant:

post–grad:

to my student who emailed me today asking if she should title her essay “what does grendel eat for breakfast? danish” or “no arm, no foul,” thank you. you don’t know that i was in the middle of hashing out how i’m handling your classmate’s intentional plagiarism, but receiving that email reminded me that some of you take your teenage rebellions in the right direction, and i love u for that.

That is The Best response to a Beowulf assignment. The student should use both titles. Like how Frankenstein is “Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus”.

Thank you anon

Thanks anon. Who is this? 

Thanks. 

Anon who are you?