Welcome, we're now dating.

We are now a couple. Mark this day on your calendar's people because now we're going to be celebrating this as our anniversary forever more. Don't worry I'll probably forget about it 3 months from now, its only child syndrome we get bored easily. So don't feel bad when you forget to get me that new Urban Decay Palette I've been lusting over.

If however, you are searching for a gift, something you could always give me is a book. Books are everyone's friend. Why do you think the Monk's starting writing them in the first place? Actually I don't know if that's true, I might be confusing it with them making beer. Anywho we're gonna talk about books! OMG its so exciting, its somewhere in between shoveling snow after a nor'easter and an all day Cheers marathon. (Don't roll your eyes, Cheers is amazing. I'm watching it right now and you would too if you knew what channel it was on).

If you're like me and you rather enjoy literary adventures than you've come to the right place. If not well you can go read some other blog about Halo or cupcakes, whatever you find interesting. So once again welcome and be sure to come back soon for my first review, which should be posted soonish because I'm on the home stretch of the latest Stephanie Plum novel, Notorious Nineteen.

Till then my other, till then. Enjoy your Cheers reruns!

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