you know that feeling, when you read an essay on a topic you're adjacent to, or nowadays watch a video essay/listen to an audio essay on said topic, and all of the ideas are things you already knew and agreed with or don't really have a strong stance about etc, but they say a bunch of words for things, which you didn't know had a way to say them?

I've done that a bunch lately. Here's a list of a few video essays that hit this, I lose text essays fast and I haven't found anyone other than myself making audio essays these days (the scene is there, it's just extremely difficult to find your audio essay unless you make a video out of it).

I really enjoyed this story by Kathryn McGee that I picked up from the HWA booth at the LA Times Festival of books. Delightfully disturbing and hilarious!

It took me over an hour and a half to read one and a half pages. I'm learning though!!

I just couldn't with Duolingo, I was so tired of talking about how tall my mom was or how loud it is in vienna

This really IS gonna be a neverending story at this rate

Tell you what though you REALLY absorb a scene at this pace

It's been a hot minute since I've streamed Fortnite, let's fix that! Tune in tonight @ 8PM EST as I chase that illusive crown!