Letter that accompanied advance copies of The Hostile Hospital sent by HarperCollins to booksellers in 2001. It purports to be from Dr. O. Lucafont at The Center for Book Control, warning about the A Series of Unfortunate Events epidemic, still before there were more severe pandemics to be worried about.

Everyone was right

I did love the ending of The End. It provided just the right amount of closure needed. The added bits are in the canon book materials if you just look hard enough, so I don’t feel like it betrayed Handler’s original intention at all.

The bit about Fiona and Fernald made me really happy. I was thrilled that we all but got confirmation that The Great Unknown is the Bombinating Beast. And Bea II meeting Lemony at long last… well, I bawled.

In short, it was everything I wanted it to be. For real @netflix you did us supreme justice to a series that means so much to so many of us. From the bottom of my heart, I am grateful.

Goodbye Baudelaires

writing playlist: on

google docs: open

mind: ready

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*banging pots and pans* WHY DID LARRY YOUR-WAITER HAD TO DIE THO

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hot take i actually really liked the ending of the asoue TV show!!!! i liked the ambiguity of the book ending but i feel like there’s a message here, in that like. despite everything that happens, despite all of the cruelty and indifference and selfishness in the world, despite the fact that no one is truly good or evil, and that there’s just no happy endings sometimes - despite all of that, you can have hope, and you can keep moving forward. or rowing forward. that’s something that’s more meaningful to me then ambiguous despair.

My grandmother has a framed photo of David Duchovny as Mulder hanging on her wall. It’s not like a signed photo of David Duchovny or anything, it’s literally just a picture of Mulder.

Made meme

A summary of the shit storm that’s going on here lately.

we’re going to see beatrice, beatrice jr, and beatrice the boat in season 3 …. let that sink in …………. let that sink ….

There’s something I’ve always found profoundly comforting about the quote “The Sad Truth is that the Truth is Sad.”

Because when life is hell, you don’t want to hear “it’s going to be okay” you want validation for how your feeling. And that quote is exactly that. Sometimes the truth is that life is sad and there’s nothing you can do about it. And that’s not okay, but it’s the way it is. And that has always comforted me and gotten me through hard times.