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Mansfield Town Arsenal Poorly Drawn

My general thoughts on the game can be summarized as “we are in the quaterfinals now.” This probably won’t be a match that will etch itself into my memory beyond tomorrow.

Something that will be etched into my memory beyond tomorrow is the movie Hamnet. I watched it last night and it destroyed me (in a good way). It’s worth watching for Jessie Buckley’s perfor...


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Brighton Arsenal Poorly Drawn

I needed some time after that match to re-teach myself the art of breathing.

Hincapie tells a German* manager to be quiet *I think he’s German but dont care enough about him to look up if that’s correct or not.

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Arsenal Chelsea Poorly Drawn

Look. Every once in a while I get an idea for a drawing in my head and I can‘t get it out of my head. Today was one of those times.

Timber celebrates scoring the winning goal

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Spurs Arsenal Poorly Drawn

We are so back. We were never gone.

Also, thank you for the very kind words on the 10 years of Poorly Drawn Arsenal post I wrote this week. It made me feel a lot of things (positive).

Eze break dances after scoringA detailed drawing of North ...

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10 Years of Poorly Drawn Arsenal

On February 20, 2016, I woke up, as most humans tend to do, except that I was frozen to my bed. Unable, or unwilling, to move. My palms were sweaty. The back of my neck was hot. I was breathing rapidly. This had unfortunately had become my routine; I was having another panic attack.


This day roughly marked a month of this routine. Most people after day 5 of this routi...


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