#glowinginahuddle

Thanks, Pat! :D

I associate you with crystal-clear water over rocks, the resistance to pressure and clatter of mechanical keyboards, glossy photos, dust motes swirling, the hush of pencil lead on rough pages, coronae around the moon on cloudy nights, lavender growing in clumps, mouthing and humming along to music that means the world to you, seventh chords

UNBELIEVABLE

i know i will cherish it forever, i have no worries of that!! i just wish that money wasn’t a factor that i had to worry about. but once that’s all figured out the excitement will set in, i’m sure of it!! :)

hahahahaha he is such a problem.... i think the soothing of that album outweighs the pain though, for me at least :’)

The second is To Kill A Mockingbird. Perhaps it’s a clichéd answer, but as an English person who’s lived half their life in England, then Northern Ireland, my experience of America and its history is woefully limited. It’s an incredibly important book, and I’ll forever question why Michael Gove opted to take it of the English Literature specification

Wake up you sleepy head

This is really lovely Pat, thank you!!!