And yeah, I meant to leave out Chad’s head, there. It’s there, but you just can’t see it, because it floated too low.

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Growing up without electricity (through most of my Highschool years), we learned to do without.

We didn’t have a shower, so in the summer we’d hang a hose on a tree, and shower in that. We didn’t have a bathroom for a while, so I did my business in the woods. (Winter too.) We didn’t have running water, but we still had camping water containers to drink from. I didn’t have television, so I read. A lot.

Funny thing is that after a while, you kinda get used to it.

All of these experiences became pretty natural after just a little while. I could go naked in the woods, and there wasn’t anyone around to notice. (Our closest neighbor was a good 3/4 mile away.)

I didn’t love living there without these amenities at the time, but now, I’m pretty thankful for it. It was just the sort of thing that a city kid needed to help rewire the brain. Added to a few other traumatic events and an over-active imagination, and I’ve got the kind of disfunctional mind that creates the very best dreams.

I’m trying to harness some of this experience, and stuff it into the Monster Commute. Sometimes I’m more successful and other times, I’m not. But I guess lots of things in life are like that.

The most important bit is that I’m really enjoying it. I’ve been able to show you more of this world than anything else I’ve ever made.

I’ve got plenty more of MONSTRU to show you, if you’ll have me a little longer.

- Daniel

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