
Rory Ledbetter had a gambling problem. And A Mind Full of Dopamine is his account of it, complete with a harmonica to break up the scenes.
Rory Ledbetter had a gambling problem. And A Mind Full of Dopamine is his account of it, complete with a harmonica to break up the scenes.
Lea is going through a transitional time in her life. She quit her job and moved back in with her parents. They have gotten her to see a counselor, because she is in her late twenties and walks around in a dinosaur costume. Her older brother is dying from cancer.
Kitt and Jane (as it will be referred to in this review) kicks off with a teacher thanking us, the students for coming to the assembly and International Wildlife Diversity Day. Kitt and Jane have been invited to the stage to do a presentation for the special day on salmon. Except after some awkward presenting […]