This is a good one, but almost like JoJo Moyes' bestselling, Me before You, except here the man is less disabled.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n7sCDVWG44

However, Maintenance will come in to install mandatory fire alarms, mandated by the state--not the nation state, the state state.

And I hate it but I always have to move my boxes of books and my "trays" of works in progress.

Watch the movie online (Me before You)--the lovers are super cute, but the ending is sad.

Moyes's 3 novels are a trilogy.

Maybe I should watch the movie again, but I can't bear it when someone dies.

It was just too much for "Will Traynor."

I guess movie-makers can make these look alike movies if they change things around a lot.

Another (depressing) memoir I am reading is Karl Ove Knausgard's My Struggles, which was published in 2000.

I bought it around then, and now 26? years later, I am reading the 2nd half.

His father, an alcoholic, dies, and he goes to his grandmother's to find the house full of junk--excrement, urine, empty liquor bottles.

The detail is incredible.

It makes me think I can write the painful parts after my father died.

"Granular detai" as Rachel Maddow always says.

After all, I remember it all.

Must try not to die like that. In Knausgard "Kah-nausgard" the grandmother's dementia is very well depicted--she says the same sentence like "IGN brought her baby into the classroom," every 5 minutes.

I don't have dementia but if I don't take B12 and D3 regularly, I have to struggle more to remember--

Kyi May Kaung

3-9-2026.

Iceland crochet scarf--my own design. Kaung.