if there's no owen haters out there then i'm dead.

just a quick bite with my cute little pokebuddy Champagne the Budew.

why is butternut squash so good

making BEATS. for a BORING DUMB BITCH.

i am not shocked 😂😂 love her

#booksky thread! The Crystal Chronicles: Convergence by M.A. Carr. This is a local self-published I picked up. Pleasantly surprised. Tho the pacing needs work and there's a ton of characters that were hard to follow, I felt myself getting sucked into the world and wanting to know what's next. 4.5/5

#booksky thread! Fractal Noise by Christopher Paolini. Typical sci-fi book tbh. Technically a prequel but honestly not as good as the first book. Still an ok book to scratch that sci-fi itch but left me wanting when compared with To Sleep In a Sea of Stars. 3.5/5

#booksky thread! Iced by Karen Marie Moning. I enjoyed parts of this continuation in the Fever series. Exploring more of the characters is always cool but I didn't super like the grown ass men lusting over the fourteen year old MC. For the plot and non-creepy characters I give this a 4/5.

falling behind on updating my reading thread but also i have been stuck on the same book for a while.

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#booksky update! Hello Girls by Emily Henry and Brittany Cavallaro. Very good read. Found family, drama, and some hijinks that go from light hearted to scary. This was an interesting book, the ending left me wanting a little bit more but otherwise a solid book. 3.75/5

i'm reaching the age of i want to get a bird feeder camera

#booksky update! Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning. Another great installment in this series. Finally got some answers and some resolutions and lots of plot twists. Definitely kept me on the edge of my seat. 4.5/5

#booksky update! Happy Place by Emily Henry. Goddammit. She did it to me again. 5/5. This is my favorite book by her so far. The romance was great but also the additional storylines with other characters was great. Hell yeah would recommend.

#booksky thread update! Skyshade by Alex Aster. This one was pretty good albeit a little frustrating. All of the typical love triangle frustrations that I experience in YA. I enjoyed the plot more when it wasn't about who she was going to end up with. Still love the world and magic! 4/5

listen emily henry just does it for me. every book i read from her just hits just right.

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just added several books to my thread. it's getting kind of crazy but i hope everyone enjoys seeing it. not that there's of a ton of you but i enjoy posting to the void.

#booksky another genre shift with funny story by emily henry. this one i really loved. emily henry is probably one of my top contemporary romance authors. there were moments i laughed out loud. some where i was like hell yea. just a really enjoyable romance story all around 4/5

#booksky back to the fever series with dreamfever by karen marie moning. the story is picking up, things are getting darker and more dangerous. i am enjoying the intensity and characters still. 4.5/5

ok #booksky i took a break to listen to the new book deep end by ali hazelworth. pretty typical romance. gave me what i was expecting. i wish there were more contemporary soft novels where it's like femme dom masc sub. all of these follow the same formats. mix it up! still got a 4/5 from me tho

#booksky suprise it's faefever by karen marie moning. definitely getting sucked into this series. it still screams buffy inspired for me and all the pacing is great. 4.75/5

#boojsky so yea i couldn't put down the first one and immediately picked up bloodfever by karen marie moning. starting to really like some characters so just waiting for them to die. never read this author before but in my experience that is what i can expect lol. 4.75/5

#booksky i started the fever series by karen marie moning and it's right up my alley. this was a good start without being overwhelming. tons of mystery. the mc is very buffy coded to me. 4.75/5

cook out's food is so damn good

ha ha i feel sick :)

i had like 4 different dr appt last week and had to explain what an architectural laboratory designer is at each one and people always sound impressed when i say that but my inner saboteur is like it's not that impressive but i have to remind myself that it is bc like... i worked hard to get here.

fully agree.

sat next to a table at brunch today where a girl asked what an omelet was