I'm a Leaf on the Wind!


    After the sweltering heat wave we had last week on the East Coast, it’s nice to go outside and discover that Fall has finally arrived! Blessed is the cool breeze. We can finally wear layers and turn off the AC.  

    If you guys hadn’t already noticed from our previous comic, we’re pretty big fans of the Sci-Fi series called Firefly. While watching the series, the quote “I’m a leaf on the wind watch how I soar!” by the character Wash, was always something that stuck with us. So here’s a little tribute to that. Hope you guys like it. (PS - Mandy really is scared of heights lol)

    Stay Obsessed ~ 

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