Truck driver extraordinaire. Author of spooky things. Home chef. Karaoke god. Horror movie buff. Pansexual. All that, but I forgot the bag of chips. Sorry.
So fyi I’ve got a new book out. It’s a collection of 15 short stories. They’re spooky. They’re weird. But most of all: they’re honest. If you want to really get to know me you should read the book. I promise you won’t regret it.
https://t.co/tewMYn9R6N https://t.co/jzC1hJLCmI
@lyft I’m applying to drive for you and having issues. Can’t get anyone from support to respond. At all. What gives? Do you want drivers or not? #shittysupport
@DesideriaMesa Depends on how the relationship ended. I’m friends with some of my exes. Not friends with others. If we’re not friends then it got deleted back in the day. If we are friends, one of my boundaries is that people don’t get to dictate my relationships.
@IBJIYONGI You’re welcome, Dr., and thank you again for writing it. You opened my eyes to non-Euclidean geometry, quantum gravity, and the many problems within academia. This was truly educational on many levels.
I’m currently reading this on a recommendation from a friend, and I can’t recommend it enough. @IBJIYONGI thank you so much for this amazing book. It’s powerful.
Spent my day getting drunk and flirting with cute bartenders. Now I’m kicking back with some crab rangoons and watching The Amazing World of Gumball. It could be a worse day.
@MeningealS Midnight Library is powerful. TW/CW: depression, death, suicide. But it’s VERY good. You can also try Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts. It isn’t my normal type of read, but it’s very good. It’s a story of a guy who escapes prison in mid-80s Australia and ends up in India.
@MeningealS Thanks. I am. Children of Memory in particular was rough for a lot of folks as it’s a departure from the first 2 in the series. Midnight Library is both very good and powerful, especially if you struggle with depression and suicidal ideation.