Two homies discover love in a time of quarantine.
He's a welder, She's a stay-at-home something. Together they form a rather functioning marriage.
Which, is a surprise if you consider any facts of the case. We got together and eloped 3 months later. Everyone was surprised.
But there's more to it, about five years more to it.
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Two homies discover love in a time of quarantine. He's a welder, She's a stay-at-home something. Together they form a rather functioning marriage. Which, is a surprise if you consider any facts of the case. We got together and eloped 3 months later. Everyone was surprised. But there's more to it, about five years more to it. Find Us On Patreon Follow The Feral Housewife Have Questions? Comments? Need {Un}Advice? Email: talesofarambler3@gmail.com

Two homies discover love in a time of quarantine.
He's a welder, She's a stay-at-home something. Together they form a rather functioning marriage.
Which, is a surprise if you consider any facts of the case. We got together and eloped 3 months later. Everyone was surprised.
But there's more to it, about five years more to it.
Find Us On <a href="https://patreon.com/The_Rambler" rel="noopener noreferrer">Patreon</a>
Follow The Feral Housewife
Have Questions? Comments? Need {Un}Advice?
Email: talesofarambler3@gmail.com

Married About It: Pilot Episode

~On Hiatus, Next season TBA~

As Rambler continues, our host Jordan invites guests from the Black and Indigenous diaspora will tell their stories about their trials and triumphs on the land. 
From rural radicals growing food for mutual aid in their communities to Indigenous Mamas finding their place in this world. 
These are the voices of Black and Native people who don't fit respectability politics, and that's how we like it.

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~On Hiatus, Next season TBA~ As Rambler continues, our host Jordan invites guests from the Black and Indigenous diaspora will tell their stories about their trials and triumphs on the land. From rural radicals growing food for mutual aid in their communities to Indigenous Mamas finding their place in this world. These are the voices of Black and Native people who don't fit respectability politics, and that's how we like it.

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