February 27th, 2018

Still liking

I’m not even going to get into how things are going for me, but at least there are still things to like…onwards! And, if I haven’t already been clear about this, contributions to the list from one and all are very welcome–are in fact one of the things I like most in the whole world. Please, hit me up!

From Fred

475. Instagram stories
476. the smell of lavender
477. the part of yoga where you just lie there
478. slightly too many pillows on the bed
479. extremely long showers

Group project contributions from Team RVC (myself, Fred, Mel and Zai)

480. dorm life
481. ice storms
482. Annie’s (ancient and defunct dance club in Montreal)
483. Princess Diana
484. Clinque bonuses
485. hair mascara
486. glitter
487. Party of Five
488. Namur, Quebec
489. cheese curds
490. Biore nose strips (the old, best kind)

3 Responses to “Still liking”

  • Frederique says:

    Um, so I contributed to all of these, but I’m going to reaffirm that they are all great! Can’t wait to read more submissions 🙂 🙂


  • Emily says:

    May I add “Rebecca Rosenblum and writing by Rebecca Rosenblum” to this list?
    Also, “watching TVP rehydrate in a pot of broth.”


  • Rebecca says:

    Aw, Emily, that is very kind of you–thanks so much! I guess I will put it on the list as I do not edit anyone’s choices, though I feel awfully vain doing so… And now I’m curious about the TVP!!


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