Puss Puss Magazine – Issue 13
PUSS PUSS Magazine Issue 13 (the Here & Now Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. If there is one thing the past year has taught us it’s how we took so many things for granted that are so important and make our lives worth living: hugging parents and grandparents, meeting friends for dinner and drinks, travelling. The spirit of this issue is about not putting things off and doing them while we have the chance as nobody knows what tomorrow will bring. In an uncertain world where it’s impossible to make plans, we celebrate the present.
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