The awkward questions and having to shoot down common misconceptions. The genuine interest in learning more is one thing, but the curiosity that makes me feel like a science project is where I draw the line. At least it's a conversation starter. 🤷‍♀️

They need an anti-vaxxer scientist on the research team, so they can't claim that the results are biased. I want to say that'll be hard to find, but I think I'm wrong.

I have a friend in Chicago that I'm visiting sometime, likely in June, and now I know a spot to check out while I'm there!

I finally went back to a half finished book (which I had to start over). It's the 7th book of The Temeraire series, "Crucible of Gold" by Naomi Novik. I was obsessed and bought all 9 books, but randomly stopped reading on the 7th 😅

Watching anchors from other countries laugh at us is embarrassing, but also validating. Like, I know, right? Help. 😫