I was in the room where it happened 4 years ago when I first saw Hamilton on Broadway. I’m so glad other cities have been able to experience it but seeing it in NYC, where it happened, is part of the magic. Excited to relive that tomorrow with #Hamilfilm!

Welp, I just cried through It’s Quiet Uptown. This is why I ALWAYS skip it when listening to the soundtrack. It’s too sad. Hits ya in the emotions. 😭😭 #Hamilfilm

The Roy family wouldn’t accept anything less!! 👏👏👏👏

Suburban living update: we’ve found about 80+ black ants in the house this weekend & after a few false alarms, we are officially without power, AGAIN. If I talk to you about how I love the suburbs in the future, remind me of this tweet!

Just drove past a sign that said “where your mask please” and honestly, if that one sign doesn’t sum up 2020...🤦🏻‍♀️

YESSSS!! #Succession over everything!

I’m only 25 mins into My Octopus Teacher on Netflix and it’s when he hasn’t seen her (the octopus, duh!) for a week and I’m STRESSED out.

omg her arm is growing back. 😭😭😭I’m truly unsure about what I’m watching but I am sure that I am crying right now. #MyOctopusTeacher

Nope. No. I have never wanted a robot dog. We’re good, thanks though!

This thread is a 100 out of 10. Not a typo, it’s just that good.

As a Quinnipiac University alum, I just want to say two important things: 1) hahah that was terrible. It’s really not that hard to pronounce 2) TOAD’S PLACE FOREVER

RELATABLE!

Hahaha this entire thread is GOLD!!!

Cereal is one of my all-time fav food groups. And as someone who had Honey Nut Cheerios almost every morning last year, this was a very interesting read.

If you live in Brooklyn and are eligible for the vaccine, I cannot stress this enough: make your appointment at Medgar Evers! It was so efficient, super quick, and everyone was so nice!

Shot two complete and feeling all the feelings! ❤️ Will forever be thankful for the Brooklyn Medgar Evers FEMA site and the USAF staff for being so efficient and so wonderful and kind each step of the way!

This is the funniest introduction I've ever seen in a documentary (📺 This is a Robbery)

I was familiar with the Gardner Museum art heist story (there’s a good podcast from a few years ago!) yet was still hooked by the chaotic energy of Netflix’s This Is A Robbery. So many unanswered questions!!!

I feel personally attacked!

brb, crying/shaking/sweating!