A Jolly Would Recommend
Welcome to “Would Recommend,” the new and improved version of “Gigi’s Corner: A Column,” the column in which I write about things that spark joy in my life and then rate them on a 10 point scale. Sort of like if Marie Kondo wrote Yelp reviews. There are plenty of things in my life that don’t spark joy (when it’s 60 degrees in December because of climate change, Happiest Season on Hulu), but here in the column we like to keep things positive.
Would Recommend: November
There are plenty of things in my life that don’t spark joy (the Electoral College, Maricopa County, different news outlets calling different states at different times), but here in the column we like to keep things positive.
Would Recommend: Spooky Edition
Gigi Silla (she/her); Washington, DC— Ooh la la, I’ve been upgraded from “recent high school graduate looking to kill time by writing nonsense for the internet” to “Staff Writer.” This calls for champagne, don’t you think? Just kidding! I’m underage! Anyway, welcome to “Would Recommend,” the column in which I write about things that sparkContinue reading “Would Recommend: Spooky Edition”
Would (Not) Recommend
Gigi Silla; Washington, DC— Welcome to “Would (Not) Recommend,” the spin-off edition of “Would Recommend,” in which I write about things that do not spark joy in my life and then rate them on a negative ten point scale. (Not sure how that works mathematically or what any of the scores I’ve given actually mean,Continue reading “Would (Not) Recommend”
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Welcome!
Welcome to “Would Recommend,” the new and improved version of “Gigi’s Corner: A Column,” the column in which I write about things that spark joy in my life and then rate them on a ten-point scale. Sort of like if Marie Kondo wrote Yelp reviews. There are plenty of things in my life that don’t spark joy (humidity, people who don’t wear masks, the squirrel that keeps on eating the cucumbers in my garden), but here in the column we like to keep things positive.
Gigi Silla, Staff Writer
