
Working on my #puzzleswap puzzle tonight. 🧩🧩 I'm going to be at this for awhile. 😊👍😄
Working on my #puzzleswap puzzle tonight. 🧩🧩 I'm going to be at this for awhile. 😊👍😄
I can't recommend Drop Dead Gorgeous in good conscience; but I will say that as a teen, I was obsessed with every hilarious, offensive, inappropriate, and grisly moment of this movie (which was #AmyAdams film debut). However, I can recommend Jia Tolentino's article, which perfectly captures DDG's resonance:
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/drop-dead-gorgeous-which-is-f...
My BFF tagged me in this on Instagram and I have to say I feel seen... 😅😂
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A Selection of the 30 Most Disappointing Under 30
https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/a-selection-of-the-30-most-disappoi...
Happy Saturday dear littens. I‘ve got four or five New Yorker magazines sprawled across the bed, trying to decide which one to start with 🤔 I've fallen a little behind the last few weeks.
What are you reading on this chilly Saturday night?
Also, has anyone heard about any upcoming Christmas swaps? They are truly the best and I'm so looking forward to it! Keeping my fingers crossed 🤞🎄🎁❄️🎅
I‘m reading a recent article in the New Yorker about Marilynne Robinson and came across this quote from one her school teachers. It really spoke to me.
“one must make one‘s mind a good companion, because you live with it every minute of your life”
I feel you John Cleese. A fun read from Jillian Tamaki in The New Yorker. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/03/books/review/john-cleese-by-the-book-intervie... #newyorker #TBRpile
New playing cards! Book lover edition!
Doesn‘t look like I‘ll run out of things to do for a while.....
Do journal much? Well I thought with all this going on, now would be a perfect time to start again. Years ago while still living in Reno & Vegas, I journaled and blogged everyday...loved it. Met some super people from all over.
So let me if you journal and what kind of things you write about. 😁Sound good?
#KeepLitsyPositive 🤙
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Had to laugh.
Of course, right now the world is so distracting it feels like it‘s taking three months to read every book even if it‘s really only a day or two...
"You must always respect the sea, it's bigger than you."
I have never read Anne Enright, but listened to this short story today on 'The Writer's Voice' podcast by The New Yorker. Loved it, and now i am itching to pick up her work. Also, her voice is just perfect!
It's freely available on the application Stitcher if anyone is interested.