°『“⟪MNO⟫ 'Emo_Sama'･ω･” 大丈夫♪♪♪。ௐ』°

“Talked to my mom today, who is now feeling much better, post-covid, even though it was the “sickest she’d ever been.” She was telling me how nice it was to be in Texas: it’s so different, everyone goes out to restaurants and no one wears masks. She wanted me to visit sometime soon, and I was all, “Well, once it’s safe,” and then she told me she was worried about my/my husband’s mental health from being such shut-ins and that.... I shouldn’t “live in fear” about covid. I told her I don’t live in fear, I live in science, like I have been doing all this time, trying my hardest not to kill anyone else. It was hard not to throw my phone across my backyard at that point, really. Jesus wept. Can’t wait to go back to work tomorrow and take care of people who apparently did or did not fear covid an appropriate amount, thus ending their lives precipitously.”
― Cassandra Alexander, Year of the Nurse: A Covid-19 Pandemic Memoir

“Thank goodness for your enormous nose, Dave,” said Alex. “It really came in handy.” “Yeah,” said Dave, rubbing his sore nose. “Thank goodness.”
― Dave Villager, Dave the Villager 40: An Unofficial Minecraft Book

“and punched him right in the dick.”
― James Osiris Baldwin, Dragon Seed

“I’m pretty sure it means I want to kiss you.”
― Janette Rallison, The Girl Who Heard Demons: A YA Paranormal Romance