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Book Quotes

Osla sometimes wondered how many women there were in Britain like her, lying to their families all day, every day, about what they’d done in the war. Never once saying the words I may just be a housewife now, but I used to break German ciphers in Hut 6 or I may look like a brainless socialite, but I translated naval orders in Hut 4.

Of course, a good university didn’t mean a good man.

— The Rose Code, Kate Quinn

Book Quotes

@Leonas, that’s one of my favorite quotes!

Post a random fact about yourself.

I gave birth about two weeks ago, au naturale. #girlpower

RATTLECHOMP

Hi-hi, I am in labor. So, well wishes, good vibes and brb-ish (hopefully). ❤️ 🙏🏻

Ban the User Above You

Banned for not being banned five days ago.

the alphabet game. lol

Violet

Word association Game!

Star

The Digital Expanse {Digimon x Megaman RP}

C:\Expanse\Data\User_Data\Suzuki_Takada...

Rap-ture? Suzi didn’t quite understand the implication. It sounded odd and confusing, but the older girl made a joking gesture. Out of nervousness, Suzi smiled agreeably alongside her as she continued listening. It was strangely easier to follow this girl’s lead than Aki-senpai’s.

Suzi’s eyes opened wide at the mention of Digimon. She felt her gaze losing focus as she re-processed this information again. Kudamon was tucked nicely into itself. Resting. Safe.

“Octavia.”

A hand jetted out in front of Suzi. Her eyes regained focus. She took a step back from the brisk movement and blinked several times before putting out her own hand, as well. “Takada Suzuki.” A weak smile formed on her mouth. She felt less assertive, for some reason. Maybe, the excitement was finally wearing on her.

“What did you mean about more than just Digimon inhabiting this world?” She added as she shook Octavia’s hand. She glanced at the others and looked back at Octavia for discernment.

Book Quotes

Love is purple because love has its own imagination.

— Love from the Crayons, Drew Daywalt

What shows/movies are you watching?

We just watched The Pez Outlaw.

The documentary/drama highlights the capitalist and legal loopholes of America, while also dabbling into the collector’s mindset and hobby.

It was entertaining. It was quirky. It was silly. It was also a bit goofy. I recommend it.

Fun Fact: The film shows an interesting perspective on bipolar disorder.