#wheresquidsdare

Hey :)

I follow so many I’m bound to forget some but I’ll try.

@immzies-adventures-through-books @izzytheheartbrekker @phantom-solitaire @antstepsbooks

Are my friends that I’ve met through this and they all read and love books

@kat-from-minasmorgul @nerdishfeels @smolwritingfriend @kitcatbookmad @omgreading @lorienkittybooks @queen-of-ink-and-paper

Are people I admire and love their blogs.

That’s all I can name, I remember icons more than names.

If one thing I’ve learned working service jobs it’s that if you continue to say yes (to more work) itll just keep coming no matter what. You DO have to draw the line somewhere and say “hey, I would love to help, but I have all this other stuff I have to do first” and maybe the job will go to someone else. Its situational, but you do have to draw the line for your sanity and health

My roads looked similar today. Glad you made it around safely!

thank you!

musicalmskitty said: Have you read Annabel Crabb’s ‘The Wife Drought’? Fantastic commentary on mental load and women’s success in the workforce.

jessx2231 said: my favorite that I’ve read recently was “text me when you get home” about female friendships!

40. Mr. Simple by SUPER JUNIOR

41. When I Grow Up by The help Dolls

42. Pop Rock by Brooke Candy

43. Die Young by Kesha

44. On The Floor - Radio Edit by Jennifer Lopez

45. I Don't Speak Human by OMNIA

46. Pon de Replay by Rihanna

47. Don't Threaten Me With A Good Time by Panic! At The Disco

48. Whine Up - English Version by Kat Deluna

49. Contraband by Seabound

This may be totally inaccurate but see how it sounds to you by just chopping out the "as" and rearranging your words. they watched her/ she trembled when they ran their fingers through her hair ? those may be the wrong tenses though, idk

Thanks! I got similar advice from another lovely person as well.

imagine-assembling-the-avengers replied to your post “HELP! I need an alternative to ‘as’.”

I have the same problem!!!

https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/as