I was recently diagnosed with CFS/ME/SEID/whateveryouwannacallit, and it’s crazy how difficult and overwhelming a chronic illness can be, especially if it’s “invisible” to the naked eye.

Of course. How are you holding up today?

No, but I am going to look up a recipe and try it immediately!

It will be hard. But I think it will be worth it. You seem really cool, and you deserve friends who see you as such and treat you accordingly!

gimmeeeeeeee!

WHAT. No. Ew. Run away. Run far, far away.

I am so, so sorry for you and your family’s loss. Whatever you need, let us know. We are here for you. <3

I don’t have any wisdom for you, but getting a pep talk always makes me feel better. I’m sending you well wishes and good vibes!

I’m going through a similar situation. My best friend has been really shitty, and even though we’re twenty and permanent friends are hard to come by at that age, it still stings that I will probably cut ties. I feel where you’re coming from.

Yay! I’m so happy for you!

Hazelnut soup! Fitting for my name and fitting for the chill that’s passed through LA today. I hope all of the Jezzies who are getting snowed in are safe and sound, cozying in with their pets. <3

I’ve been riding the hot cocoa train for weeks now, but I’ve gotten fancier- whipped cream from the farmers market and pretty sprinkles on top! I feel like a five year old. But a very fancy five year old.

Jane Eyre. Typical feminist response, I know, but it changed my life in high school.

Anything involving confetti is my favourite.

I would just like to take this time to address all the folks who called me a liar and a troll last week:

Those babies are gonna have the coolest mothers in the whole wide world. I’m so excited for them and I don’t even know ‘em.

I’m here! I’m back in the greys for some reason, but I am here.

I’ve got my wine. I’ve got my popcorn. Bring it on.

I like the way you think.