So, the supermarket apparently stocks way too many brands of peanut butter 

norah-chen:

Thanks for that. I’ll probably run into your sisters soon then.

Oh, well Gen you probably will but Evie actually lives across the country so she’s not around often. 

Yet another uneventful morning. 

emerson-davis:

I cannot fault you for that, though I suggest you not do it again in the future.

Speaking of which, how fares your writing? 

Oh believe me, I am very well aware by now and do not seek to chance that any time soon.

I keep my column thriving as usual, not much change there.

Yet another uneventful morning. 

emerson-davis:

Your optimism is always ..much appreciated, Miss Monroe, though I don’t believe it will be picking up any time soon.

Well, in a world of top stories of mayhem and chaos, optimism is always a little refreshing. Not to really doubt you, but I hope it does or there won’t be much to write about.

So, the supermarket apparently stocks way too many brands of peanut butter 

norah-chen:

Well, yeah, we talked a bit…

That’s… actually really interesting. I always wanted to meet writers, actually.

Oh really? That’s nice. Yeah more than likely if you run into one Monroe you’ll run into another soon after.

Yeah, we do our own little things but I’m glad we can help you will that little goal or wish, whatever you want to call it.

So, the supermarket apparently stocks way too many brands of peanut butter 

norah-chen:

Ah, I met Gen, but I didn’t know she was a writer

Do they write for the newspapers too?

Oh you have? I didn’t know you two have talked.

No, actually my sister Evie is a young adult fiction writer and Gen usually does a lot of poetry but doesn’t actually have a job.

Yet another uneventful morning. 

emerson-davis:

It could always pick up. Fingers crossed, right?