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someone tell me what the fuck is happening. i've been interested in more than one man in the past year. lol.

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1920s Bathroom at 2136 Benedict Canyon Road, Beverly Hills, California. From AD, FB.

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So many books became available from the library all at once after being on hold

•Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson (loved!)

•The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson

•Gwyneth The Biography by Amy Odell

•Is A River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane

•The System by Robert B. Reich

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First Fig

by Edna St. Vincent Millay

My candle burns at both ends;       It will not last the night; But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends --       It gives a lovely light!

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I'm very much looking forward to all the Aunt Gladys Halloween Costumes this year.

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Katie found this amazing print of a smoking orange boy at Market Market in Palm Springs. I was so jealous because we both have orange sons and they only had one print. She found the artist, Troy Kelly, on Etsy and gifted it to me and I love it. Then Katie and Molly gave me this tote bag. Should I add an s?

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This morning I woke up feeling like there's a whole world of possibilities. Is the new kitty litter I ordered going to take this crappy bungalow to the next level? What about the new stick vacuum? Like is my life about to change?

I saw The Naked Gun and Freakier Friday. It's all about expectations because I had none for Freakier Friday and ended up laughing a ton. I suggest watching Freaky Friday for a little refresher because they definitely reference the first movie and it’s hilarious. As for The Naked Gun there was one scene that was so random and bonkers and I wish the whole movie was like that. Pam and Liam were so cute. I had a funny moment at the concession stand when I watched this guy buy a Beaver popcorn bucket. I was like, um what's going on here? and he told me it's a reference to a joke in the first movie. So of course I said, "nice beaver." Then I made him show his beaver popcorn bucket to my friends.

Apparently people are saying Eddington was like a South Park episode. No wonder I liked it so much!

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HEATHERS (1989) — dir. Michael Lehmann

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Plumerias blooming like crazy. They smell so good.

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir - "Julie Manet with Cat (detail)" (1877)

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Why don’t the kids know about and listen to Björk?

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#Thinking about Pedro fixing Lux's dress 🥰

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Just saw Eddington and I think Ari Aster is a genius. This movie was amazing. I know some critics felt it fell apart, but I was completely on board with the social satire. Even with the wild tone shifts, it never lost me. It had something to say, and it said it in a way that was layered, sharp, and actually entertaining.

Joaquin Phoenix deserves another Oscar for this. The way I felt watching this movie reminded me of how I felt when I saw Strange Darling. I had no idea what to expect, and it turned out to be one of the best movie experiences I’ve had in a long time.

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Moonbeam thinks he’s my boyfriend. It’s so cute and sweet and funny.

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The wordle words been weird lately.

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a prayer for my cats

dear lord, please help my spoiled senior tabico cat girls be nice to their little brother. my orange son. ready to report moonbeam does not seem to notice their annoyance which is making them more annoyed. i am doing my best to foster a happy and healthy environment for all.