Carrington Curphy’s Reviews > What Happens in Amsterdam > Status Update

“Then he gives me the look that I love more than anything else in this country, more than every sugar-dusted pastry or the sun glinting off the canals at golden hour.”

"Did we really each get a flower that symbolized the other person?"
“It evolves from there, the two of us telling stories of the scars and marks on our bodies, some from the past ten years, some from long before that. There's this joy in relearning each other as adults, giggling like the teenagers we used to be, those versions of ourselves locked in time and yet still so plainly present.“

Dani going to his work place >>>>

A good call a good scene

I’m curious how many micropreemies that have grown up feel the same as Dani. I definitely feel like I see a lot of kids with that history working in a children’s hospital but I’m not interacting with the older versions and definitely not in the inner workings of their brains

Cue “Paper Rings” by Taylor Swift

“If someone gave him a pencil, what he’d sketch.”

Why is this line tightly grasping to my heart?

“I have ninety days to find a new job and to experience this city the way someone long ago told me I should, convincing me that once I did, I'd agree it was the loveliest place in the world.”