jolene

last night i saw all american rejects play a concert behind a sheetz.

commenting on every post on r/BookshelfDetectives: “save some penguins for Mr Popper!”

what should i do with code

apollo slaying python

python

learning to code

finished reading Sky Daddy by Kate Folk yesterday.

the new la dispute ep has a surprisingly affecting song about a pyramid scheme on it.

the new la dispute ep has a surprisingly affecting song about a pyramid scheme on it.

for our next meeting were reading Sky Daddy which im already enjoying a lot

had a book club on Black Wave by Michelle Tea and everyone else was way more negative about it than i was but we all still had a really great convo

a photograph of my dog balatro sleeping

doggie

YAH

Appalachia in 2035: All the car dealerships are soviets now. The commissars wear giant cowboy hats and rail lines with a slightly larger circle of their employees than before.

just alcoholic turners

not quite!

a can of Turner’s Premium IC’D Tea, a beer from Iron City Beer, with a bottle of Heinz ketchup in the background

yinzed

yesss

i finished rereading Black Wave by Michelle Tea. What a book.

my twin sister got hers out at the same time and didnt drink any pineapple juice. She was still laid up days later.

I was 17 and someone told me that if you drank pineapple juice you would heal super quick so i just like. did that.

well! i felt fine

i ate a kfc biscuit a few hours after mine

im about to email my lit crit professor from undergrad the title essay and just be like. Thoughts?

so are all the reprinted essays but you knew that already.

reading Authority by ALC rn and the original content in it is terrific

but i read some really great stuff before work so.

both of my nightreign matches today went sideways b/c my team decided to waste the first 5 minutes of day two throwing themselves against draconic tree sentinels and wiping multiple times.

gonna reread Black Wave after for a group themed around “unhinged women literature”

Started reading Valencia by Michelle Tea, really cool

I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman