@SolaceCinema@TheBearFX I’m insane for every minute but I love that Carm told Tina that he never asked for his knife back. That tells us so much about his character, his investment in this team.
@MrDickHitchens @mollymcghee As a Kindergarten teacher, I thought of “friend”. We use it in the classroom as a way to build relationships. Not sure if it’s universal enough or maybe too familiar. How about lovebug? 😉
@legroff Ms. Groff this is truly an appalling trend. Fates and Furies has long been on my list
(a better, less autocratic list) of my top 20 favorite books ever. The story stands as a thoughtful depiction of modern relationships. Best to you. 💙
@thurmanlady1@JasonBarsky@RepRaskin@laurenboebert I think Mr. Raskin was going beyond grammar here. Just as some terms like “woke” and “liberal” have become antagonistic, this seems like a drive to create a negative connotation for “Democrat” as well. Worth correcting, I’d say.
@FrankMikeDavis1 @Frank_Barrie How To Get Away With Murder. It’s compelling and there are a million of them. I saw that someone suggested Bosch. Very good idea. Also, Longmire is quite cool. Have fun!
@YasminMSNBC I’m listening to your story of the scare you have experienced. You speak beautifully, and I’m so thankful you are better. Take care sweet friend. 💜🙏🏼💜