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Kinda Review: Sewer Rat - Franklin Jonas

 Heyo! Happy Wednesday! Today is my 27th birthday so I figured why not write about my favorite EP of 2023? If you know me or you've followed this blog for a minute, you understand I am a Jonas Brothers fan. And with my almost eighteen years of loving them, I have also loved their family. Including the youngest brother, Franklin Jonas. I was actually keeping up with his TikTok more than his brothers' before the Jonas brainrot hit last August. As stated in my previous Jonas Brothers post , I have a soft spot in my heart for Franklin. Sewer Rat cover art and promo shot Today's subject is the debut EP from Franklin Jonas titled, Sewer Rat . To be fully honest, I didn't listen to the EP when it dropped because I had NO IDEA  - I didn't even listen to The Album  until MONTHS after it dropped. I didn't listen to Sewer Rat  until September and I have been obsessed with it ever since. Friendly reminder I am not an expert in music. I am not a music critic. I am just someo...

That Time Rod Stewart Found Other Ways of Doing Cocaine

 Heyo! Happy Monday! This week's That Time... is a doozy. If you're a classic rock fan or a fan of Rod Stewart, you probably know exactly what this post is about. This one is a short one, but an interesting one. So bear with me. Of course need to put a warning about drug use. There are plenty of other posts that you are more than welcome to check out if this isn't your thing. If you are unfamiliar with Rod Stewart, let me introduce you to the ICON! He's a rockstar who also has a few pop bangers. I grew up with his music and can't remember a time in my life without his music. The first song I think of when he pops into my head is "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" . I know it's the most basic song of his, but I have fond memories listening to the song on the radio when I was a kid. He's also dabbled in a few bands, but I am more familiar with his solo work than his bands. Though check out his band, Faces. In 2012, Rod released his autobiography, Rod: The A...

Rambling About the Jonas Brothers' Music for 4k Words

 Heyo! Happy Valentine's Day! This is a fun one and a long one. The title is not misleading. I wrote a lot about the Jonas Brothers' music. And I regret nothing. I have written about the Jonas Brothers previously. Also wrote about Kevin . Still working on posts about Joe and Nick. Last week I got an anonymous ask on Tumblr . The ask said: "If you had to make 1 album out of separate Jonas Brothers songs, what would it look like? What would the theme be? What order would you put them in, what kind of story would you tell?" Their first mistake was not giving me a limit to how many songs I could use, but I decided to keep it under 50. I ended up with a list of 41 songs. Being that I cannot be casual about anything, ESPECIALLY Jonas Brothers, I wrote around 100 words about why I love and included each song. Hence why it is almost 4k words. If by some MIRACLE any of the Jonas Brothers come across this post: Hi. How are you? Hope you and the family are doing well. Thank you...

That Time the White House Was Worth $400 Million

Heyo! Happy Monday! First That Time... post of 2024! It's been a while since I wrote one of these. Originally, this was supposed to be a quick random trivia post, but then I started reading about the White House and fell down a rabbit hole and now it's become something completely different. Yes, you read the title correctly. According to Zillow, the White House is worth $397.9 million. It has 132 rooms and 35 bathrooms across 6 levels. It is 55,000 square feet. No wonder it's worth so much. So let's get into the history of this historical presidential mansion. The White House as it stands today George Washington became the first president of the United States in April 1789. Being that he was the first and that the nation was just born, there was no official home of the president just yet. So President Washington occupied the Franklin House - owned by Treasury Commissioner, Samuel Osgood - until February 1790 and then the Alexander Macomb House until August 1790. Both re...