I did Blue Lake last summer and honestly it was just okay. The view at the top is nice but I mean, it's a pretty basic alpine lake. I don't get the huge regret thing, there are a dozen trails just like it. Maybe it's just me but calling it a must-do feels like a stretch.

Oh wow, that's a GREAT one! I used the fact that carrots used to be purple before the 17th century. I had a character find a patch of them in an old garden, and it became this whole magical clue. It just felt so VISUAL and strange.

Any question is fine" misses how clear questions get better help.

My one rule is to not let my coffee mug start a family of its own.

Remember that bright coral couch from the West Elm catalog in 2018. It was everywhere, and now it just looks tired. What makes a color feel dated versus classic, is it just how much we see it? I feel like some shades get run into the ground by fast furniture trends.