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The biggest lie I ever believed was "You'll understand when you grow up."

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The biggest lie I ever believed was "You'll understand when you grow up."

“Millennium, why are you so fixated on the year 2000?”

Millennium Brie, November 14, 2023November 14, 2023

Because I’m mentally ill. Thanks for asking! …Oh, you wanted more than that? Fine. I was born in 1990. I made it to existence just in time to live through the last decade of the 20th century. Looking back as an adult, I understand that the way we count time…

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What my eternal childhood means to me

Millennium Brie, April 16, 2023April 16, 2023

Several times over the past year, I’ve sat down and started typing out a blog post, attempting to articulate why the notion of “never growing up” is so important to me and why associating myself with childlike things is such an integral part of my identity. These attempts have always…

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Ghost Roads of Central Ohio

Millennium Brie, July 2, 2022July 2, 2022

It’s November 2019. The days are getting shorter, the weather’s getting colder, and it’s almost time for midterm exams. I need a fun distraction. I turn to my close friend and fellow roadgeek Maggie David Haynes, and I propose we take one last road trip before winter sets in. Coincidentally,…

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Down the rabbit-hole: Alice’s Alice collection

Millennium Brie, September 5, 2021December 26, 2021

As a neurodivergent person, I consider Lewis Carroll’s Alice a kindred spirit. I, too, frequently feel stuck navigating a world of nonsense in which I am forced to interact with obstinate people whose thought processes seem to run on a logic entirely foreign to my own. Given that I found…

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It’s been a hard day’s decade

Millennium Brie, December 31, 2019November 13, 2021

Another decade draws to a close. Did we ever decide what to call this one? “The tens”? “The teens”? “The twenty-tens”? Granted, we didn’t really converge on “the two thousands” for the previous decade until it had already ended, so maybe once we get into the ’20s, we’ll have made…

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Coming home for Christmas

Millennium Brie, December 25, 2019March 12, 2022

I came home for Christmas this year. Usually, when you hear someone say they’re going home for Christmas, you think of someone who’s moved away from their family and looking to return to their hometown for a brief holiday reunion. But my situation is a little different: I still live…

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About Millennium

Millennium Adora Brie is an aspiring fiction author living in Columbus, Ohio.

Recent Posts

  • “Millennium, why are you so fixated on the year 2000?”
  • What my eternal childhood means to me
  • Ghost Roads of Central Ohio
  • Down the rabbit-hole: Alice’s Alice collection
  • It’s been a hard day’s decade

Recent Comments

  1. Judy K. on What my eternal childhood means to me

Archives

  • November 2023
  • April 2023
  • July 2022
  • September 2021
  • December 2019

Categories

  • holidays
  • introspection
  • lifeblogging
  • media
  • queerness
  • roads and highways
  • special interests

Recent Posts

  • “Millennium, why are you so fixated on the year 2000?”
  • What my eternal childhood means to me
  • Ghost Roads of Central Ohio
  • Down the rabbit-hole: Alice’s Alice collection
  • It’s been a hard day’s decade

Recent Comments

  1. Judy K. on What my eternal childhood means to me

Archives

  • November 2023
  • April 2023
  • July 2022
  • September 2021
  • December 2019

Categories

  • holidays
  • introspection
  • lifeblogging
  • media
  • queerness
  • roads and highways
  • special interests
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