writer, artist,
prolific badass

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Writer & Artist, Michelle Grewe is an Air Force Veteran and mom of 3. She has been published in 6 anthologies and featured on websites such as Mamalode, Popsugar, Blunt Moms, and The Good Men Project. She writes humor and memoir about motherhood and whatever the fuck crosses her mind. Her writing is inspired by Nicole Knepper and Jenny Lawson, and her illustrations are inspired by tattoos, henna and Zen doodles.
Air Force Veteran like Chuck Norris. Graduated Basic Training as an Honor Flight, got some academic award in tech school, known as Mr. Dixon's "Star Airman," at best did 73 pushups in a minute, kickass in martial arts against all branches, won 2nd place in the Christmas Tree decorating contest.
"Not many people are willing to die for their country, but even fewer people are willing to do trigonometry for their country. I am one of those fewer."