Spoiler alert. I don’t feel like enough people are talking about this show. That’s a shame because it’s a tightly written story. We marathoned both seasons within three days because of course, we did. But if you’re looking for something else to watch while you’re stuck inside, you should consider this. Here’s why it works.Continue reading “Why What We do in the Shadows works”
Monthly Archives: July 2020
Booktube is a thing. Why didn’t anyone tell me?
Today’s cover art is from Karolina Grabowska. I spend a lot of time on Youtube. Honestly, it’s the majority of the video content I consume every day. News, cat videos, crafting and recipes, cat videos, music, science experiments, cat videos and fennec fox videos. You know, the usual. Oh, and competitive marble racing. Because that’sContinue reading “Booktube is a thing. Why didn’t anyone tell me?”
Why Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes works
I’m sure you all know I just finished Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, the prequel to The Hunger Games. I posted about it enough. I was of two minds about it. On the one hand, I was excited about reading this book. I loved Hunger Games. It was responsible for me crying in public moreContinue reading “Why Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes works”
My bra broke and I’m writing my politicians
Today’s beautiful cover image is from Eric Perlin. For those of you who don’t wear a bra, stick with me. This is going to be relevant to you, too. For those of you who do wear a bra, you’ve probably all been where I was Sunday night. It was a long day, and I wasContinue reading “My bra broke and I’m writing my politicians”
Why the IT Crowd Works
I’m still marathoning old shows, at least for now. As usual, I hate myself and have decided to do Camp Nanowrimo this month. I decided that three days before the end of June. (Okay, I’m being too hard on myself. What happened is that I realized I was way behind where I wanted to beContinue reading “Why the IT Crowd Works”
Paper Beats World 