Dear best friend,
How did the amusement park go yesterday? Did you go on many rides? Did your kids have a blast? Did you eat lots of treats? Lol so many questions. Mainly, I hope you're doing well and slept well!
How is everything?
I am going to work on my art history article today. Raven is giving me some space! For now. But, I watched a new movie Vivarium and was deeply touched by the couple Gemma & Tom, and their love. So, I wrote them a poem. Such a weird and sad film with a dark message on suburban life. I almost hate that film. But, alas, the romance made me like it. Lol
Anyway, I hope you are doing well, my dear.
Talk to you soon! Happy writing ✏️
Love,
Melissa
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I just read that poem a couple of minutes ago. It was really good.