"Don’t go, Janet. We’ve got nut loaf coming." made spit coffee all over my keyboard. This chapter has such energy. Perfect pacing, so tonally wonderful... I can't wait for the next.
Oh this hits hard this week. I felt a flare of rage at women not being “allowed” to be on the deed. But I also see how far we’ve come. A glimmer of light in this darkness. Thank you for telling this story. So needed. 🤍🕊️
“Man’s got to live.” Screwy eyes in the mirror. He swung into a roundabout narrowly missing another car. “Trouble with you lot is you think you understand the world. You want to get home where you belong. Leave it to the men.” Not only is the writing in this chapter especially wonderful, it also feels weirdly topical.
The taxi driver, the policemen... we've all lived it. Ugh!!
Well, not all of us, but I think that's your point.
Ooooooh! I love Janet’s interaction with the taxi driver.
I know you know what a timely piece you’ve written. Erg.
So very glad you’re telling this story.
"Don’t go, Janet. We’ve got nut loaf coming." made spit coffee all over my keyboard. This chapter has such energy. Perfect pacing, so tonally wonderful... I can't wait for the next.
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Oh this hits hard this week. I felt a flare of rage at women not being “allowed” to be on the deed. But I also see how far we’ve come. A glimmer of light in this darkness. Thank you for telling this story. So needed. 🤍🕊️
“Man’s got to live.” Screwy eyes in the mirror. He swung into a roundabout narrowly missing another car. “Trouble with you lot is you think you understand the world. You want to get home where you belong. Leave it to the men.” Not only is the writing in this chapter especially wonderful, it also feels weirdly topical.
Yup 😔