nick lachey says hell never read ex jessica simpsons memoir

#Nick lachey says hell never read ex jessica simpsons memoir full

Author Jennifer Posted on AugCategories Typical Jenn Likes Other People's Words Tags Book Club, book lover, book recommendation, book review, books, Entertainment, mia mercado, reader, reading, review, weird but normal Leave a comment on Review: Weird But Normal | Mia Mercado Review: Ready Player One | Ernest Cline

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Take a break from the horrors of 2020, buy Weird But Normal by Mia Mercado, and enjoy some weird normalcy in a time where everything is horrifically weird. Everything and everyone is weird, and that is perfectly normal.ĭo yourself a favor.

#Nick lachey says hell never read ex jessica simpsons memoir full

From adventures in hair discovery and shaving to people getting confused about our ethnicity to quitting a job and changing your life (she lasted 2 months, I quit after 3 weeks – story coming soon), her book made me feel like I was in the company of a friend.īONUS: Weird But Normal includes some of her published essays, including my favorite, “I’m a Guy’s Girl” – it’s accurate and absolutely hilarious.įunny and full of essays that can jog anyone’s embarrassing, repressed adolescent memories, Weird But Normal is a book that reminds all of us weirdos that there are more of us than we think. Relatable stories are where it’s at and for me, Mia Mercado’s book is full of them. What I’m getting at is, it makes me happy to relate to someone who is both normal and weird at the same time – hence the name of her appropriately titled book, Weird But Normal. It was basically text messaging with dial-up. SIDE NOTE: for all you “I wasn’t born yet/I was a baby back then” assholes, AIM stands for AOL Instant Messenger.

I also enjoy relating to someone on the ridiculousness of our AIM screen names. Nothing makes me happier than knowing I’m not the only one who adopted the personality of a fictional character when I was a kid (it’s been a long year so it takes very little).