#bananena

Me: Hey, you're not even working.

Allie: No. I'm texting about Yuri on Ice.

orchard - share one thing that you’d like to happen this autumn.

I want to prove, absolutely, that I’m indispensable in the really nice research job I’ve found myself in. I want to find more time in my life for other people and for people to find more time in their lives for me. and I want to finish at least most of the seven or more books I’m reading right now! more than one, but I want all that to happen.

cranberry - what’s one physical feature that you get complimented on?

I literally can’t recall a single time this has happened and certainly never consistently.

cinnamon - if you had to live in a time period different than the present, which would you choose and where?

I really like the present--I love having access to all this information and being, you know, literate, which I’d likely have to give up in most eras (that and the prevalence of disease). If I had to, I think Ancient Greece or England 1966 would be my choices.

fireside - if you had your dream wardrobe, what would it look like?

lavender: shampoo brand

Renpure Originals

apricot: favorite ice cream flavor

i believe in u gru <3

Oh??

I guess I didn't fully realize there was a such thing as fiction that wasn't literary?

The next story I am turning in is going to be like intentionally very “non-literary” b/c I wrote it in kind of a mode of “>=/” but I’m nevous about it bc I don’t want to like be offensive or just seem like a dinglebutt or something

The teacher is super nice and has the most gentle voice in the world but like I am getting so frustrated in his class lately bc I just want more from fiction than just biographical events of fictional people and it upsets me to see hear commentary on even other students’ stories like “I don’t think this character you had would actually do this” like bc??? They’re not??? Real people??? They’re tools, representations????