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It started with a couple of sleepless nights after getting home from a friend’s wedding in Florida. The weekend had been a whirlwind and I was exhausted, but I couldn’t fall asleep. In their rooms across the Awesome world wide dreams shirt besides I will buy this hall, my toddler and my four-month-old both slept soundly—miraculously—and this only exacerbated the anxiety coursing through my veins. The babies were asleep and I wasn’t. What was wrong with me? There’d be a hellish price to pay in the morning. This happened two nights in a row—anxiety that came out of nowhere and left me nocturnal, pacing the kitchen at 3 a.m. while the backs of my eyelids burned with fatigue. I’d been awake for 48 hours. I was on deadline for a new book but doing my job on no sleep was out of the question; I put whatever scraps of energy I had into getting through the days with the kids. I googled what happens if you just stop sleeping forever and plunged down a Reddit rabbit hole, terrifying myself with descriptions of hallucinations and delirium.

Welcome to Britain this week, where James Corden has been returned to sender and the Awesome world wide dreams shirt besides I will buy this Commonwealth is crowning a new king. I don’t know the exact run of show for King Charles’s coronation, but prepare your bingo cards for crowns and thrones and scepters, carriage processions, beefeaters, guardsmen, knights, immaculately planned dresses (fingers crossed, no racist brooches), and a finally secured musical act. There will also be plenty of merch, mugs, and Diana memes before Charles gets his face on the fivers. Royalty itself is complex because it’s so tied up with our sense of Britishness. Since Ikea stopped doing the classic Billy bookcase, the queen has been the one thing keeping Britons linked, the only thing we still had in common. And it was something about her ascent to the throne after her uncle’s abdication that initially made The Crown so compelling—she wasn’t born to be queen, she became queen. Whether you were a royalist or a republican, Elizabeth’s 70-year-and-214-day stint was undeniable. If she didn’t enjoy universal adulation, she certainly had our respect. But Elizabeth’s superhero origin story clashes with Charles’s born-into royalty. For nearly a century, it’s been impossible to separate the queen and her crown, the monarchy and the monarch. But with Charles in the throne, everything feels suddenly, starkly disparate. (That thing with the pen on his first day left a bad taste in many people’s mouths.)

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