The Devil Wears Prada
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Read between February 17 - March 31, 2019
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Another pair of seven-hundred-dollar shoes sacrificed to my complete and utter lack of grace under pressure:
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So this was what four years of diagramming and deconstructing books, plays, short stories, and poems were for: a chance to comfort a small, white, batlike bulldog while trying not to demolish someone else's really, really expensive car. Sweet life. Just as I had always dreamed.
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You don't want her to die, I thought, stretching out in the backseat. Because if she does, you lose all hope of killing her yourself. And that would be a shame.
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It was at this point that I began to want the job most desperately, in the way people yearn for things they consider unattainable.
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The women, or rather the girls, were individually beautiful. Collectively, they were mind-blowing. Most appeared to be about twenty-five, and few looked a day older than thirty.
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For most people, the ringing of a phone was a welcome sign. Someone was trying to reach them, to say hello, ask about their well-being, or make plans. For me, it triggered fear, intense anxiety, and heart-stopping panic.
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She loved anyone and anything that didn't love her back, so long as it made her feel alive.
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When in doubt (and you never should be), better to be underdressed in something fabulous than overdressed in something fabulous.
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The press loved to compare the antics and attitudes of Anna and Miranda, but I found it impossible to believe that anyone could be quite as unbearable as my boss.