Month in Review: September 2019

Favorite Media I spent September reading multiple books (only two of which I actually finished), listening to lots (and lots) of podcasts, and watching exactly one (1) movie. The only rainbow was the newest seasons of The Good Place and American Horror Story coming back on tv. (I think I like horror now? 🤷‍♀️) Stuff …

Month in Review: August 2019

Favorite Media I read so many good books this month—including Waiting for Tom Hanks and Well Met—but, considering it was an impulse borrow the day it was released, Say You Still Love Me was my most favorite. K.A. Tucker basically gave us a cute af summer romance AND a hot af contempory AND a really …

Month in Review: July 2019

Favorite Media Very few albums have 100% bops, but guess what? Cuz I Love You does. I don't know what I was doing with my life in the first three months this album was out in the world, but I picked it up at exactly the right time. "Juice" and "Truth Hurts" are my favorites, …

Month in Review: June 2019

Favorite Media I thought that I might enjoy GLOW; I did not think that I would love it or speed through seasons one and two in only a couple of days. There was just something about the plot and the characters and the setting that made me want to do nothing else but watch. (I …

Month in Review: May 2019

Favorite Media I read a couple of great books last month—The Unhoneymooners and Star-Crossed come to mind—but it was Avengers: Endgame that hit me the most. I remember watching all of the MCU movies that had been released by 2012 so that I could see The Avengers in theaters, and I've seen every MCU movie …

Month in Review: March 2019

Favorite Media I was never the biggest Hozier fan, but loving "Take Me to Church" was enough to get me to check out Wasteland Baby from the library. But this album, y'all! I basically like every song (which is so rare) and already really love a few (especially "Movement"). If you're even a passing Hozier …

Month in Review: February 2019

Favorite Media Oh, man, this book y'all. I stayed up until 12:30am on a work night reading the second half of If I'm Being Honest because I couldn't put it down. There was a delicious slow-burn romance that made me curl my toes and squee juxtaposed with a nuanced portrait of female friendship. There was …