Apparently I Look Suspicious


Hi Reader,

Laughter Is the Best Medicine

πŸ’Š This week's prescription:

Every. Single. Day.

Same computer. Same desk. Same me.

And yet. My computer wants proof. So does my bank. My email. My pharmacy portal.

Apparently, all of them need additional evidence that I am, in fact, me.

Fair enough. Some days I'm not entirely sure either. πŸ˜‚

Stay well (and keep your phone nearby),
Liz

P.S. Be honest...

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