I want to start using “literally” for emphasis but only when it’s actually literal.
At a zoo: Wow! This is literally a lion!
After dinner: Mmm—That was a literal meal!
Kid’s birthday party: Yay! You are literally older now!
A stranger asked me about my tattoo and I spent 7 minutes telling her about Don Quixote and ‘The Impossible Dream.’ Later someone told me it was @kerrileewalsh
Staying with my MIL. She’s trained crows to ring a bell in the morning when they’re ready for their tiny peanut butter sandwiches she makes them. I’m not sure there’s anything else to say.
Accidentally winked at the barista when I ordered, but it was less playfully flirty and more like doing finger guns with my face. And now I can never go back there.
@dieworkwear My fear with the looser, longer fit for smaller guy like me is looking small, like I’m wearing my dad’s clothes. I do like this relaxed look on Pine.
@LETSGOELONMUSK @SassyRealtor214@RonFilipkowski In 1931 ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ was adopted as the US national anthem. In 1919 the NAACP called ‘Lift Every Voice’ the “Negro national anthem.
@NoMoreWalkIns Yes, they do. You know they do. These are the same folks who tell you while you’re working that you don’t have to wear mask anymore and did you know Apple is always listening to you
@AmarMonroe Someone asked me a similar question and I was so confused. I might write lyrics first or chords & melody. But the beat—?
But I was started writing during the pre-DAW era