I have made this mistake, and also learned a valuable lesson about which of my doorknobs I can turn with slippery hands

they once sent me flatpack for a large bookshelf in three boxes: A, A, and C, and when I called and said I needed a box B, they sent it along and told me to just keep the extra A, probably so I would have to be the one to figure out wtf to do with it

this comparison has truly opened my third eye

I have LOVED everything I've read by lily chu

looking forward to it! and I love that blurb

real 'the only way out is through' sort of situation

sometimes both, I think

it's so much fun! I miss it a bunch

I love how much you can see that background in Murder Must Advertise

now I'm glad my one abdominal surgery was laparoscopic

I have read books in first person that relied on keeping a secret from the reader and made it work, but, like, maybe once or twice.

I was going to say that 15:30 wasn't so bad compared to say Stockholm, but I see there's a tradeoff...