Do one, then go to a bunch of others. It's an abstract with an interesting title. Make it a PhD (sub)chapter, or otherwise you've got 5 months to write something new. If you have something already find a section to do it in; if something new do it in a section you'd like to contribute to.

Also 19. No AOL because I didn’t live in the States till 2014, but I get the checkbook only because I lived in the States in 2014. 2014!

This is 100% what I came here to write

One Pluribus under God

I love the forward planning for multi-use spaces.

Bedroom 4 is also pretty great.

I’ve had this a lot, but one time:

“I’m a minister”
“Oh really? Which political party?”

Could have spiced up the main table conversation by arguing that she's got double the sacrament of marriage

What? How?

Did you get on a plane going the wrong direction and were too embarrassed to say something and took the long way round the globe?

“Christian? I prefer to describe myself as a ‘Christ-followee’”

It’s the Itchy and Scratchy Tornado Show

But I was reliably informed they moved in packs of 30-50

I pleased the Lord nevertheless.

I’ve used hover.com for many years with no complaint. They’re reliable and completely uncommunicative outside renewal reminders which I think is excellent.

Thoughts and prayers

Necrolinguamancer

The replies here answer this several times over, but one thing for many Australian style guides is that en-dashes with a space either side tend to substitute for em dashes.

So instead of—as in older writing—em dashes;

You often – as a matter of style guide – get this kind of thing.

I hear you. I played a full weekend ultimate frisbee tournament (6 games) with my teenage daughter. Great fun. And I can *almost* walk today.