wretchedness

"Every space is filled with my feelings of wretchedness and desperation," Ruth wrote.

There’s something worse, though, than finding humor in the true wretchedness of Trump’s misdeeds.

But as they make their way through a desolate Southwest of vice and wretchedness, mostly they’re a schematically mismatched duo saddled with repetitive, hack-noir exchanges about faith, evil and mortality meant to shade their dangerous search with philosophical heft — too bad the only real question is, do you fight the devil with handsome do-gooders or sexy hard cases, or both?

And what of owner Mark Ogren, who arrived from America this week just in time to witness the wretchedness conclude.

I’d started taking estrogen and progesterone to avoid the saggy skin, weight gain, and all-around wretchedness of getting old.