Gale force winds. Horizontal rain. And I can hear the frickin ice cream van. Only in Scotland

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Gale force winds. Horizontal rain. And I can hear the frickin ice cream van. Only in Scotland
Oh look, another glorious morning in the North East of Scotland... 🏴☔️🌊
Tea Physics
has anyone else noticed that tea goes past the perfect temperature far faster than coffee? one second you’re enjoying a cup to bring some warmth into your body, and the next the mug is slightly less warm so you might as well take a sip, but it’s already much colder than tea is good to drinK???
Can any Scottish person hear the following songs without singing along and/or dancing?
Loch Lomond
500 Miles
Auld Lang Syne
Skye Boat Song
Flower of Scotland
Scotland the Brave
Caledonia
I hate that I have to think about family planning while being so young and single. There’s so much to consider, especially as a trans man. If I plan to adopt, I can give a needy child a good home. If I plan to conceive myself, my child could fulfill the prophecy and kill Macbeth. It’s a really tough decision to make.
It’s 12 o’clock at night here. Could I stay up for the Outlander NYC Paleyfest Panel!? 😘🙏🏼🤔😴
On one hand, I’m very sleepy...
On the other, Sam’s hair is everything! so...
I guess I’m staying up! 😂🤷🏼♀️😍
I quite often say "good lad/lass/lay" in casual conversation but I'm always scared someone will take it the same way as the sexualised "good boy/girl"
I don't see it that way bc I'm Scottish and it was never euphemised to me and it's just generally profoundly unsexy to me lol.
I still get a little nervous that people do take it that way though and I'm unintentionally presenting myself that way.
Scottish gal issues: when you remember Burns Night three days late and believe whisky is a genuine ingredient when cooking haggis, neeps & tatties 🏴