SOMEDAY THIS WILL FIT celebrates the things that matter — family and friendship, Dove Bars and thank-you notes. A collection of linked essays, the book muses on issues that are instantly familiar — from privacy in the digital age, to racism at the dinner table, to a friend’s suicide; from Post-Its and Kindles, to head colds and home repairs. In the age of Twitter, these bite-size narratives evoke the richness and humor of daily life in a brief, compact form. The book’s wry midlife observations offer an insightful, no-nonsense take on modern living.