This one is heavy, deals with losing a child. Tears in Heaven is the Song O'The Day (on the Spotify playlist), next week is The Death Threat.

Chekov's gun pays off here and Jack finds out about Alice. Family doesn't have to be blood relatives.

In this chapter, Jen and her boyfriend have some issues. In the commentary, I talk about crying bees and why I made Jen an adult film actress. Song O'The Day in the Spotify playlist: http://linktr.ee/rdr1124

I read chapter seven and in the commentary, I go on a big tangent about past relationships. Lots of ums, you knows, and nervous laughing lol. I'm a better writer than speaker. Song O'The Day is in the Spotify playlist in my linktree: http://linktr.ee/rdr1124

We meet Pam! I get a little bitter in the commentary lol, and Song O'The Day is an obvious choice for this episode. Playlist on my linktree: http://linktr.ee/rdr1124

We are up to chapter 5 where Jack is applying to colleges and, well... chapter title is a spoiler alert lol. I talk about my college application process and regrets. Song O'The Day is Let Go by Frou Frou, which you can find on my Spotify playlist!

Apologies for the long wait, been obsessed with Ooblets! This chapter introduces Jen, and gives one of her friends a #metoo story. I talk about my first concert experience (and this chapter is not based on any real experience in my life). But, really. Ooblets. You should play it. It's precious.

Today I go though chapter 3, which makes me feel ancient, and here is the link to the Spotify playlist where the songs will live from now on! (On The Rox Song O'The Day) https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3gn8xonaPJjSWzRn5B46Oq?si=VcbUnluIRgCkRqiVtT8eow

Here we meet Carol! I talk about hindsight being 20/20 and some things I wish I could go back and do differently. I also rant about mental health stigmas. We close with "I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me)" which is super unhealthy. No, sis. Know your worth. (Am I actually mentally stable now? 🤯)

Those of you wanting an audio book of my 2005 novel? Here you go. Also, props to voice actors: it is WAY harder than you'd think. (I still didn't do that well and my stars, am I southern.:P) Elliott Smith rounds out this bleak episode. Next time: the closure letter.