218.6 post-tea
9a is pretty late to get ur cafeenz on
leftover cali omelette
1 egg and 1 slice cheddar on ciabatta
more cheddar before it all goes moldy

neverending dishes
trash out
fresh bath linens
hair, brows, pits, nails
wash mask

shred shredding, file filing
db, img and bookmarks backups

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Today's vocabulary word is "epistolary", as in "the epistolary New Testament" (the books consisting of epistles - letters - to the churches at Rome, Corinth, Ephesus etc.). The novel "Dracula" (Bram Stoker, 1897) is an "epistolary novel", i.e. having narrative developed in the form of a series of letters; diary entries and newspaper articles also qualify. "Dangerous Liaisons" (1782), "The Screwtape Letters" (1942), and "The Color Purple" (1982) are other examples. It's more common to see "partly epistolary" works than a whole novel of epistolary contrivance.

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