#emma spraffs

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[ID: an empty church notice board sign which reads ‘bringing you good news’. The name of the church has been scored out. There are reflections on the image because the photo was taken through a window. /end ID]

This notice board never fails to make me laugh. Bringing you good news. Of which there is none.

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Idk how to word this but. Does anyone else ever read an old book or listen to old music or look at old art made by someone long dead who lived what you perceive to be a sad/difficult life and you feel like you’re honouring them? Or you hope that they can see you appreciating their art so even though their art may have been snubbed in their lifetime, at least they know now it’s being loved and they’re being loved? Idk if that makes sense.

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Things I thought would be of more significance in adulthood than they have turned out to be:

Knowing morse code

The Bermuda Triangle

Knowing how to develop film using a dark room and chemicals

Escaping a crocodile attack (as I live in scotland I am at very low risk of crocodile attack; perhaps if I lived in Florida this would not appear on this list)

Needing to use ‘stop drop and roll’

Knowing how to escape quicksand

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Assorted Edinburgh photos

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I actually keep forgetting that joe biden and bill clinton are two different people

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Anyone else ever get asked to say stuff because of your accent? For example, I’m scottish and my friend’s aunt refers to me as ‘the murder girl’ because when I met her she kept asking me to say murder

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i wonder if em forster would find it amusing that so many lesbians want their hair to look like clive's does in maurice