Twenty five.
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Likes tea, owls, live music, Sanrio, anything cute, anything kitsch.
Dislikes marzipan, prejudice, coffee, bad grammar/punctuation.
Teacher in training.
What is the first book that ever made you cry? And if you're not the type to cry when reading books, make you really, really sad? by rainpatches
I am 100% definitely the type of person to cry at books! I think it was Granpa by John Burningham, a beautiful picture book I read as a 7/8 year old. It's a gorgeous little story about the relationship between a girl and her grandfather.Where in Scotland are you from and what's the coldest it gets there? I was in Edinburgh for a new years once, and it was the coldest I think I have ever been. It even snowed!
I'm originally from Falkirk and I moved to Dunoon at 14. I've been living in Edinburgh for five years now. The coldest I've seen is about -10 or so. It gets too cold to snow!
Wow--Scotland! My grandfather lived in Scotland as a young boy (he will be 100 this November). My question: If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
Wow! Happy Birthday to your grandfather when it comes!
If I could live anywhere, I'd love to live in Japan. I haven't even been there but I know I could live there more than happily!
Do you write anything else besides this blog?
Yes! I write short stories, and poems on occasion. I'm currently 1/4 of the way through my first real attempt at a novel too.
If you had to go some where and never come back, where would that place be and why? by LexieVamp
I'd find myself a tiny little old cottage in the middle of some Scottish hinterland, among some trees. I'd have some cosy armchairs, lots of books, a log fireplace and unlimited tea. Oh, and a cat called Oscar and a dog called Jude.
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