Fine Being Here

Emily. 25. Smith College 2017. Yale School of Drama 2020. I love musical theater, folk music, and big band jazz. I love seltzer, Burt's Bees chapstick, women, men, scarves, and Jessie Mueller...

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Brown Butter Maple Chess Pie

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Fallen

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Down

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Happiness

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Zucchini-Olive Oil Muffins

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i’m going to give raccoons the gift of fire and then teach them ceramics and they will make little bowls with their little hands

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Watching more GBBO and

Another thing I love about GBBO: no villains. In 99% of other reality TV - even cooking shows - you have at least one contestant whose edit portrays them like “rawr I’m not here to make friends I’m here to win.” You know the type. They can be fun sometimes. But I’ve watched through like four or five seasons of GBBO so far, and literally all of the contestants have been absolutely sweet and kind and lovely.

The closest thing to a villain in the show is Paul, and even he’s not too bad at all. That brings up a second thing I like: none of the criticism seems mean. On other competition shows, the judges can seem downright mean (and the cameras/editing play it up like there’s no tomorrow). It’s so... NICE.

(also I have a bit of a crush on Sue, don’t tell anyone, lol)

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three 2015 Japanese stamps depicting illustrations by Beatrix Potter

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