Music Babble

IMO she pulled off the impossible: followed up the phenomenon that was the first book with something that surpasses it in every way- funnier, more depth and genuinely moving (one of the few books to make me cry- if you've read it, you'll know the part I'm referring to).

Have briefly checked out her blog but the book was what got me into her. Have never been into blogs in general. And TBH I honestly can't think of any answers to this thread- I've just never been a big internet person and these days, I pretty much only visit the same 4 sites: RYM, Babble, IG and FB (and always try to spend as little time on those last 2 whenever I'm there, especially given the horrors of 2020/21).

And yeah, I'll visit Goodreads and watch YouTube and the main 3 streaming services (Netflix, Hulu, Prime) every once in awhile but that's pretty much it. But my experience with battling addiction has taught me to employ the same approach to the internet because, let's face it, it's addictive as #### and most folks are hopelessly addicted to it at this point, whether they'll admit it or not. And the fact that I'm on a computer 40 hours a week for work also makes me wanna spend as much of my free time off the damn thing as possible.