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I'm the party pooper.
I rewatched Kindergarten Cop so I could listen to a podcast episode about it, and it is chock full of excellent quotes. I had many to choose from, but ultimately “I’m the party pooper” [said in Arnold’s accent, of course] is the one that st...
You have to have the heart of a poet and the skin of an elephant.
In an article linked below Mira Nair mentions having given this advice to Zohran Mamdani — “You have to have the heart of a poet and the skin of an elephant” — and I have been thinking about it a lot.
*ps as usual this post is too long for...
“I want you to understand: it does not matter if you cannot imagine the future. Still, relentless, it comes.”
I have been hearing about V.V. Ganeshananthan’s novel Brotherless Night since it’s release a few years ago and finally decided it was time to read it. Set during the early years of the Sri Lankan civil war and told through the eyes of Sashi...
That's a hell of a place to be coming from.
A good chunk of my month was spent watching the Winter Olympics which is always so much fun while it’s on and then leaves me with a gaping hole once it’s over. They wrapped the same time NYC got hit with a blizzard so I took advantage and r...
I'm coming to the cottage.
Yes I watched Heated Rivalry and made it my entire personality. No regrets.
books.
I used easy romance books to disassociate from the real world for most of January so this list is unusually long this time. I will not have another readi...
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