Update: orientation is tomorrow. I'm going to be making more than I've ever made in my life. In the eight months I've been away, the industry seems to have changed a lot. Money is making it back down to the drivers after a decade of trimming our pay any way they could. Hopefully the trend continues.
I gave it my best shot, but there are just no other jobs to be had. If I don't go back on the road, I'm either going to end up homeless or in jail.
... did Hannah Ascher take up the coin of Lasciel? Was it during the novel? Before the novel? It obviously hadn't been long during her final battle with Dresden, because Lasciel wouldn't have made the mistake that Hannah did, so they weren't working together comfortably yet.
It only took three uploads and a 45 minute conversation with support to convince Uber that Chris and Christopher are the same person.
For example, I happen to be almost immune to poison ivy. An exposure that will give other people a two-week arm rash will probably give me an itchy spot about the size of a coin for a couple days. What are some things in your life that you just lucked out on?
She's obviously getting her cues from somebody who believes Dresden is the most dangerous force in the universe. But a lot of people believe that. So who do we think is in her ear? And do we think she's going to play a bigger role before everything's done?
It's messing me up royally.
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What can I do to cook individual size meals? I can't just eat pot pie and chef boyardee for the rest of my life.
How many serious injuries has our boy received?
Storm Front concussed with a baseball bat
Fool Moon clubbed unconscious, drugged, shot
Keep it going
I don't know what it is about Excalibur that holds me like it does. Every individual aspect of the movie is mediocre, but the whole thing together is so much more than the sum of its parts.
I'm listening to this story for the second time and Maggie is giving her version. Two things just clicked in my head:
When she asks Harry "What if I set something on fire."
When Harry senses the presence of the warlock and she says, "His head snapped up like Mouse's head when he smells lighter fluid at the Carpenter house."
Is our girl a torch? Not a prodigy with fire magic, but a plain vanilla broken child who lights fires? Because psychologically speaking, that's a red flag the size of Nebraska.
I'm listening to this story for the second time and Maggie is giving her version. Two things just clicked in my head:
When she asks Harry "What if I set something on fire."
When Harry senses the presence of the warlock and she says, "His head snapped up like Mouse's head when he smells lighter fluid at the Carpenter house."
Is our girl a torch? Not a prodigy with fire magic, but a plain vanilla broken child who lights fires? Because psychologically speaking, that's a red flag the size of Nebraska.
Langtry's cold, blue eyes smoldered.
"You've known about her your whole life. Through your time on the White Council, through your time as a Warden, and you never spoke up."
My own eyes matched the heat in his. "What should I have said, honored Merlin? I thought she died with DuMorne. Should I have told you I didn't kill one person with magic that day, I killed two? Is that what that terrorized teenager under the black hood should have said in his defense?"