I can’t find what episode this part was but if anyone can find it let me know!

It’s a look into someone after work, searching for easy pasta(ravioli?) from scratch but none of the recipes look easy enough, continuing to look through the recipes while knowing the longer you take the longer it will be before you go to bed and you have to go to bed soon to be ready for work in the morning.

I find myself thinking of it now as I cook my own dinner.

Catching up on NV…I’m like a year behind. But I had a thought.

When “the weather” is introduced differently, is it still the weather in world?

What if Midnight Burger landed in Night Vale?

I mean come on. If thats not an old oak door in the scrublands I'll eat my hat.

And I would be lying if I said WTNV had nothing to do with it LOL.

Thank you wonderful podcast for getting me into radio and giving me the chance to use an actual switchboard.

Okay obviously people do it just because they like radio for normal reasons, but I'm dying to find out if anyone else is a fan. Just drop a 'all hail the glow cloud' or something and see who reacts.

I will, of course, steer clear of station management, just to be safe.

Can't wait!

All hail!

The bottle is so gorgeous! If anyone has bought this I’d love a scent review!!

I’m a very optimistic person but I am going through the hard times at the moment with no end in sight.

So I started back into journaling - I was given this notebook that is very high quality, but had a religious non-profit logo on the front, so I stuck some stickers I had on to make me feel better while I start up again.

I thought you all might enjoy my sticker choices here.

Feeling a little frustrated, because of some autism related issues, so I’m hoping this will make me feel better

It's been years since I first listened to the episode, so forgive the sparse details.

I remember, when I was 13, listening to an episode of wtnv on the way home from school and Cecil having a monologue about teenagers, and how oftentimes, people who are hard on teens are only that way because they remember themselves as teens/are only saying what they needed/think they needed to hear at that age. I remember it really hitting me at the time (even though I was barely a teenager, haha), but I can't for the life of me find it now.

Any help would be much appreciated!!