Geórgia’s relationship with reading is like her relationship with gravity—ever-present but occasionally ignored, especially when it involves 45 books instead of 46. She's the first to admit that this year’s reading list is going to take a backseat to her master’s degree ambitions. Just remember, in academia as in life, it’s all about quantity over quality, right?

From peculiar dreams to brutally honest assessments of Brazilian sun's effects, Geórgia documents her journey with the existential flair of a modern-day Kafka. Her dreams might be strange, but they’re the perfect metaphor for the absurdity of today’s world—like trying to read a non-e-book book while simultaneously contemplating if e-books count as actual reading.

Whether she’s advocating for equity among audiobook listeners or engaging in candid critiques of societal norms, Geórgia serves up hot takes like a barista who also moonlights as a philosopher. 'If you see this, post a knight' feels like an open invitation for absurdity, and somehow, she turns it into a social commentary on adulthood: no free pizzas anymore, folks!