1) ask them if you can give someone a blowie while having tonsillitis
2) friendship established
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2) friendship established
The thought of lizzy giving a bj... I bet her nose was like running like a river . 
I can't believe we've actually filled a Lizzy thread in only *checks calendar* five months! Any suggestions on new thread titles? Should it be about her gripping bestseller? Do we incorporate newly single gal-about-town Lindsey?
Still manifesting this MoniC’s creation for new thread title!
I like this as a thread title
Love the Oxford comma! Should we also add Lindsey’s name to the title? Make it Lizzy Hadfield/Lindsey Holland #3?
Why do they look so OLD?
Boobs, booze, bones and infectious BJs
(I'd suggest "...and penisillin" but I guess that's against guidelines 
)I wonder if BJ meets the guidelines? I guess it's at least a bit ambiguous...maybe there's lots of Boris Johnson talk in the thread etc? ha.
I read through the sample of their book, I don't hate it Someone mentioned Lindsey is unhinged - I agreed. You can tell that Lizzy is the more mature one
Someone mentioned Lindsey is unhinged - I agreed. You can tell that Lizzy is the more mature oneWell that's a sentence I didn't think I`d read today. None of them strike me as incredibly matureI read through the sample of their book, I don't hate it
Has Lizzy reposted any stories from people who didn’t get the book gifted?!
HAHAH I think any donkey can be more mature than Lindsey
Yes exactly! But feels like a new low for Pandora.
This is the most liked title suggestion for our new title, do we want to include Lindsay in it too?
Has anyone read her piece for vogue, while I appreciate losing a parent at 17 must be beyond difficult and I will never understand how hard it is. But this piece really missed the mark, it’s total waffle and maybe I missed something while skimming but they’re didn’t seem to be any point of what written besides “losing dad at 17” “lockdown helped me come to terms with grief” “I did counselling” repeated over and over
"It happened to be the first of a number of deaths to happen in my family in relatively quick succession..."
"...that bad things do happen, and they happen to those people who had been..."
I gave it a read and found this in the first paragraphs. Maybe I'm biased, because our teacher constantly repeats that you should switch things up and avoid re-using the same words over and over, but I'd imagine more effort if you write for vogue.
Stylistic devices aside, I didn't find anything remarking and, which was strange as she described the aftermath of her parent death, personal. Just bunch of words fluffed up twice their volume to fill the space. She's used the word journey 7 times, too, and it read like a mantra to persuade the reader that she's moved on...and if you need to highlight that so loudly, it looses any spark.
Idk, if I make any sense, either she hasn't improved as much as she claims (and in that case should have probably decline the offer to write this article) or she's a terrible writer. It lacked any deeper emotion.
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