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You ever meet someone who you hate but you realize you hate them because they're a lot like you? Can you therapist-ize why that's the case for me? Because I know balance but that feels kinds... Oh, that's excellent. Dogs are usually one way or the other with the snow, honestly. And tons and tons of squeaker toys.
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I definitely could have relied on my privilege a lot more, and I know that's what got me a restaurant at such a young age, but I hope to always stay humble. I cook when I can, and when I'm not disturbing the staff by taking over- I am technically head chef, after all. And who doesn't want as many clothes as possible?
I told this to issy alr but i met this guy that looks like ralak and i absolutely fell in love(met him at a dance competition)
Then i found out he has a gf but i mean yeah me an him became friends and then his gf attacked me for being friends w him and called me slurs and shit like ‘Muslim terrorist’😁
Im still friends with the guy cause im si in love w him cause he looks like ralak irl🤭🤭
OH- oh.. oh wow 👁️👁️ Whaaaat..? Ok first of all girl i’m so surprised (in all ways possible) that you 1) Met a guy that looks like Ralak; 2) got to experience all that.. i’m sorry.. I don’t even know what to say cuz if she behaves like that towards everyone then that’s a BIG 🚩 Good that you’re still friends with him tho hunnn! That’s nice 👌🏻
So I’m thinking of a slight change for the fall, just a slight change, and I wanted to check in with my resident hair expert. What’s the style this fall? I feel like it’s a mark that I’m getting too old now that I don’t know what’s stylish anymore, or maybe I don’t care as much as I used to. @xsylcuenco
So I've been desperately trying to finalize some dessert tart options for the spring menu this year and I was wondering if I could maybe bother you for a tasting? I'm just not so sure if my flavors are too experimental or not and I know you were forced to eat the worst of the worst when we were younger.
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The call - Mia and Kate.
mIa was laying on her stomach watching re-runs of Doctor Who when her phone rang. She stared at the phone for a second and felt a pang before answering. “Mom.” She said with a smile. “ Hey angel, hows Wilmington?” Her mother asked as Mia padded around her a small apartment that smelt of cookies and freshly made bread. “ Yeah, it's good. I met the Carvell's on thanksgiving. I tried to call but you didn't answer.” Mia pointed out and twisted her hair in her fingers. “ Oh I had to work baby, it was a big day in the office.” Her mother replied ignoring the sad tone in Mia’s voice. “The office doesn't run itself right?” The fake laugh was not wasted on Mia. “ Yeah, I guess.”
There was silence for a few seconds then came the question. “ So.. How’s your dad?” Mia felt a little bit awkward, almost like she was on the stand in one of her mother’s court cases. “ Yeah, he is good. Thanksgiving was great. Uncle Paul was there and so was Mary and Jean Paul.” Mia listened as her mom made an awww noise. “ They are really great people mom,” Mia said driving the point home. “ I know baby.” The point had got through. “So...” Mia’s mom said and then silence filled the line. “Christmas is coming.” She said and Mia knew what was coming. “ Will you be coming home for Christmas?” Her mom finally asked and Mia rubbed her brow. “Actually mom, I think it's better I stay here. I wanna spend Christmas with my sister and its too late for me to get flights out now. But I could come home for New Years...” The line was silent and then a small voice replied. “ Ok honey.” Her mom had not even tried to talk her round. “ Well... I guess I better go, I have work tomorrow and you have university. Look after yourself and I’ll send your gift tomorrow.” Her mother said and before Mia could say goodbye, she hung up. Mia slumped down on the couch and sighed. Although the call had been civil there was so much unsaid.
