Welcome to Litsy!

1) yes… but I always did mine early before I was married!

2) unique!

#Two4Tuesday

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Today I'm partially in Manhattan, partially in Boston, and occasionally in Seattle, navigating the complexities of the first year of college and long-distance love.

#whereareyoumonday

@Cupcake12

Less about the list and more about trusting yourself as you are thrust into the big wide world. Love the technology ideas/apps mentioned; I wonder if something like The Dispatch and Getaway Lists are based on real things in big cities?

I don't know how Michael can deal with the immaturity. My goddddd.
"Sexy dance" was repeated so many times, it was reallystarting to hurt my eyes.
And Lilly just gets more and more selfish through each book. Please drop her Mia. I'm begging you.
I do enjoy JP's character. I hope he sticks around.

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04.06.2025

She wants to read, too.

I meant to post this yesterday, my April picks for #Roll100. I only managed to read one of the March books, but I blame that partially on my books being boxed up for half the month. Looking forward to doing better in April!

#bulletjournal
Updating my book tracker with March's reads. Since the stickers are 4 books per sheet, I have to wait to print the last 2 books of March.

#Two4Tuesday
Thanks for the tag, @TheSpineView! 🤗

1. Not to brag, but I was pretty good in high school; I graduated 3rd in my class of over 600 students (thank goodness, for I would have hated to give a speech!). But then I discovered college and was legally okay to drink at the age of 18, so partying interfered with my scholastic abilities for a while. 🤣
2. My students loved the tagged book! Who wouldn't want to kill their English teacher? 🤩

The last story in Let It Snow. The main character has no redeeming qualities, the entire story was focused on her learning how to care about others but I‘m not sure it happened…

“If a hero is someone who will give up love to save the world, then a villain is the reverse. Someone who will give up the world to save love.”