Last night my brother and I were watching a show about the Guinness family made by the guy who made Peaky Blinders. Not as violent as Peaky Blinders literally by hundreds of thousands of miles which is a nice reprieve but the Guinness show doesn’t hold the same addictive properties that Peaky Blinders had. Where you felt like you were inside the world and needed to stay despite the fear and violence. But yeah House of Guinness, I guess is the name, is good and entertaining an

Hey guys, 2026 is the year of conscientious consumption for me. I'm being super intentional about my content imbibement. I wanna watch more movies than I ever have and listen to more music and watch the most TV than I ever have in my life maybe. Why? I don't know. Maybe because the world at large feels dangerous and disgraceful and this winter has been long and beyond freezing and I need to imbibe art in order to feel safe and inspired until life becomes easily survivable aga

In a word - shitty. Haha. So I bought this book off Thriftbooks for a few dollars because it was recommended as a well-loved and poignant contemporary romance novel. Was supposed to be incredibly deep and complicated and moving. I'm into romance, love, explorations of humanity, and depth of emotion so I was excited to try it out. This review will include mega spoilers so keep reading because you shouldn't read the book anyways. I'll go through the plot and then I'll give my 2