jessdaygeorge.bsky.social
Writer, chocoholic, knitter, dog enthusiast, mother of three, wife of one, book hoarder.
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I think these may be misidentified. "Kenzie" anywhere else pulls up a clog with a knitted cuff.
They might be Kendalls. . . ?
Also, the Maddy and Dayna styles look like they might work for you, and are easier to find!
I live in Danskos, and it's honestly hard to go wrong!
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www.ebay.com/itm/19708173...
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I found the Kenzie slide, which seems to be similar? And easier to find!
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That is AMAZING.
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This is not carrying a grudge.
This letting the grudge possess you!
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A reader just emailed me a question about two of the characters in one of my books, and I thought she had the names wrong until I looked it up!
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Norway is one of my favorite places on earth! Have a wonderful time! Also, and I know it's weird, but their pizza is really delicious.
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An American should be able to go 24 hours — easily — without ever thinking about the President of the United States.
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And in conclusion:
Dr. Jason was great.
Whoever I saw on the TV was . . . odd.
All hail chocolate, I am your devotee for life!
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...smooth like a Barbie." "Twelve weeks is when the child may decide to have antisocial tendencies, so you should socialize heavily during that time." Fortunately, I had a dr's appt the next day, and I was like, What if my child decided to be a serial killer this week? My Dr: No more Oprah for you!
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... false. I don't know if that woman was actually a doctor, in retrospect, she was someone who had "devoted her life to the unborn." (I've devoted my life to chocolate, I've never been on Oprah!) Everything she said started with, "This is when the child DECIDES if they will be male or female, or...
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Oh, yeah!
That exactly when you realize either that there's a plot hole, or something really amazing your main character needs to do.
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Ms. Rafferty is such an icon.
I considered calling the number and doing my best Cecily Strong impression: I was lifted up by a beam of light . . .
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I got a SCATHING email after Silver in the Blood came out. You know, my YA book, that had a wolf with red eyes on the cover? The one about two 19yos? Anyway, she read it aloud to her 5yo & was SHOCKED at the 4 swears & the NUDITY. (You can't shapeshift in a corset.)
Me:
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But will you acknowledge that usually when you have this dream your assignment is not only late, but also you are not wearing pants?
(Don't forget pants!)
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*clears throat*
Still have my beloved copy, bought after the librarian told me that I should just get my own, so that other people could check out the library copy!
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Just finished watching it and … yeah.
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My oldest is currently melting in the heat in El Centro, and he would have been over the moon to knock on your door! He might have even recognized Kevin from the ol' twitter days, my kids were fascinated by Kevin the Chicken Whisperer!
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The stress that show made me feel when you would see a character (mostly Dr. Robbie) get blocked from eating or using the bathroom . . .
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I've gotten into arguments with people who email to ask why a book is delayed or there's no paperback . . . only to find out they were right, and now I'm sad AND embarrassed!
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And that book was an absolute banger. Perfection for those of us raised on fantasy books that end with everyone cheering the heroes, who are totally finished with their quest and can now . . . go . . . off and . . . ?!
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Hearing the person who coined ".gif" call it a jiff is my villain origin story.
I saw a clip of him switching back and forth from saying Graphic Image File to Jiff, as though that makes any kind of sense in this world, and I think about it only slightly less than the Roman Empire.