Me: My heel hurts.
My doctor: Have you tried using that ointment I told to use for pain on it?
Me: I will now.
Me: My heel hurts.
My doctor: Have you tried using that ointment I told to use for pain on it?
Me: I will now.
ππ Read How To Get Started Reading Romance Novels by Stephanie Fallon (The Good Trade).
This is an excellent guide. Also? If you have unkind things to say about romance as a genre, please say them somewhere else. They’re not welcome in my replies.
Me: I’m going to take a 20 minute nap (sets alarm)
Narrator: She took a 90 minute nap. She did not hear the alarm.
I have 3 one -month gift subscriptions to Jami Attenberg’s Craft Talk to give away. Let me know if you want one.
I just don’t feel like writing a year-in-review post, y’all. So I might not.
πΏ Watched Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.
My kid’s first time seeing both. Home Alone is, of course, a classic. Home Alone 2 isn’t a revelation but is super fun.
πππ» I would like to thank s-h-a-s-e on Tumblr for this Hanukkah gift of Sarek, Amanda, and Spock celebrating.
In the words of Adam Sandler:
You don’t need Deck the Halls or Jingle Bells Rock ‘cuz you can spin the dreidel with Captain Kirk and Mr. Spockβboth Jewish!
Book Character, Age 25: Seeing her has me feeling seventeen again.
Me, Age 42: Please. You’re only 25. You’re barely not 17.
2006 Me, Age 25: (shaking her fist at 2023 Me) Stop being so ageist.
πΏπΊπ Watched The Christmas Train.
Based on a David Baldacci novel & bringing a bit of star power with Dermot Mulroney, Joan Cusack, and Danny Glover. A journalist runs into an old flame on The Christmas Train. Cute stuff. Almost too high-quality actually, for the vibes I’m looking for.
Happy Hanukkah from this honorary M.O.T., whose 41% Jewishness is all on her dad’s side. π