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Kmusic fan, book lover, siphonophore enthusiast, frog aficionado, DaVinci stan. AuDHD, Quaker + PCUSA, 34, queer, white. Luke 3:11
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1. i put away clean laundry that had been sitting in a basket for a while, including folding towels & washrags.
2. washed a load of clothes, hung them out to dry including my favove pjs (which i'm now wearing!)
3. i touched up the blue in my hair today which made me happy.
December 10, 2025 at 4:09 AM
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they came out as transmasc / nonbinary & talked about getting top surgery and ppl were being really weird about it this morning.
December 7, 2025 at 12:22 AM
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Murder at the Polo Club: After spending the day at a polo club, one of the star players is found dead following a public argument with a member of the opposing team. Although some are quick to point fingers, Cleo is sure there's more happening here than an argument between the two men becoming violent, and she sets out to prove it. Sometimes when I read mysteries, I'm a little sad when the killer is caught because the victim sucked so bad. This is one of the times I think we should let the fictional murderer get away with it. At this point in the series, I'm also getting more than a little bored with the Cleo x Harry romance. Murder at the Dinner Party: Cleo is hired by the sister of a Mayfair employee to find out if the death of a butler was caused by more than the natural causes the police claim. The investigation yet again leads Cleo down old roads and uncovers old wounds. Together Harry and Cleo are determined to get to the truth. I actually think it speaks to how fun the mysteries in this series are that I continued to read them even though the main character's romance subplot makes me yawn. I'm also enjoying the development of the side characters, who are often ignored in cozy mysteries, where they're often just filler characters. If given a slice-of-life installment of this series, I would be ecstatic. Murder on the Brighton Express: While on vacation, Cleo is approached by a woman who attempting to blackmail her. After the two board the same train back to London, Cleo is concerned about the mysterious woman when she doesn't get off the train in London. With no evidence that she got off anywhere else on the journey, Cleo takes matters into her own hands. When doing so leads to the discovery of the woman's battered body, Cleo knows she must find answers before the police's ruling of suicide becomes the official story. Oh, this murder investigation was very fun.
November 26, 2025 at 2:06 AM