But book Dorne was somewhat compelling to me, the show just mishandled it.

It really is the little things isn’t it? I still want Daario’s blue hair and gold teeth damn it.

Her and her twin sister had a show together as teens in the 90's, you know long ago when black people and people of color actually had options. They both parlayed that into television careers as adults. Tia hosts The Real, a daytime show which is similar to The View, with other women of color.

Go to amazon and read the 1/2 star reviews on Octavia Butler’s Dawn. All the white male tears. Just look at Star Wars some are still in comas from their rage stroke.

Your right people of color never do anything that serves their own interest solely (especially for money) while fucking every one else over.

And its always the ones who’ve been having all of the premarital sex, ALL of it.

So your advice for women of color “just don’t look at it” .Mkay.

I had to say no to MAC as well because my undertone is orange. I use Bobbi Brown BB cream now.

He really is just the requisite shit stirrer for the show, and I don’t think he even believes in half of what he says but the money’s too good so he will never stop. I’m not impressed because grew up listening to Wendy and he will never get on her level. There was no line she would not cross. She used have these…

Some of it was heart breaking especially the scenes where she is talking to her father (the man that raised her).

If your co-worker hasn’t warmed up to you after 5 years, unless he is outright rude or disrespectful that’s just his personality and there is not much more to expect.

C.S. Harris’s Sebastian St. Cyr Mysteries are fun quick reads. The Dark Queen Saga by Susan Carroll is also supposed to be very good but they are sitting in my very large to read pile.

I started reading The Treatment after watching the movie but I couldn’t finish it because I hated the girlfriend and decided the movie was good enough. I just havn’t had a chance to read another one. But her levels of literary misanthropy are rivaled by very few authors I’ve read thus far and I think I love her a…

I hope so, I’ve enjoyed the writing overall.

I like her writing style so I still plan on finishing it, I just have to be in the mood so I can focus on the plot more.

So an introvert who isn’t a fan of strangers, I like him even more.

And I have Redshirts hanging out in my TBR pile as well so I better get on it.

I love her literary voice and maybe I need to try another book, but I’m still trying to make it through In the Woods. I appreciate that she was trying for the buddy cop thing but the characters are kind of annoying and immature, it felt more like a teen drama than a detective mystery.

Heartsick by Chelsea Cain, The Shining Girls Lauren Beukes, and Patricia Cornwell.

Have you read the Imperial Radch Trilogy by Anne Lecke. That one will really screw with your brain. All characters are referred to as “she/her” even if they are male, and the author rarely will let you know when one is actually male. It was definitely difficult since I’m a visual reader, but I also had fun mentally…