M: I AM VERY CHARMED
A: HAPPY TEARS
M: πππ
A: I KNOW I KNOW
M: I love it so much
A: I'm very invested in his happiness
M: Diana would be so proud
A: YAS
A: She totally would
M: Both her boys picked the girl that made them happy
M: πππ
A: πππ
M: She’s so preeeettttty
A: Hey, we watched those boys grow up!
A: She's gorgeous. And older than him! And American!
A: SHE IS LIVING THE DREAM
M: So good. So so good
M: All of us are like see it could have been me!
A: I might have thought that
M: And it wasn’t us but it’s okay because it could have been us
A: It totally could have been us. I mean, I love gingers and polo ponies.
M: You’re a princess now!
A: Obvs
I have to admit that sometimes I just stall out on books, even ones I'm enjoying, because my brain is full and can't process more serious-and-dark things. I have abandoned my re-read of It and instead I'm reading a totally fluffy book full of things I like: books, Scotland, awkward protagonists and twinkly-eyed men. I'm not sorry and so far The Bookshop on the Corner by Jenny Colgan is giving me exactly what I need - comforting escapist reading.
I am about four episodes into the first season of Someone Knows Something and even though I don't really love the narrator I'm still pretty invested. It's also creepy AS HELL that the missing boy shares my name and they spend a lot of time shouting, "ADRIEN! ADRIEN!" and I'm like please stop holy shit. It's good though.
This Show That Is Terrible But Entertaining
Have I whined enough yet about being sick? I'm feeling better now but during my confinement I watched nearly the entire season of Girlboss and enjoyed it thoroughly even though I thought the book was garbage and Sophia Amoruso is just awful. I am not proud! The character based on her is also pretty awful but I love a lot of the supporting actors (Ru Paul! Jim Rash!) and I'm always into stories about clothes. Also, the soundtrack is on point. So, if you need to binge-watch something that will probably irritate you but is also entertaining, this is it.