Yearn.
ACE.
Keep Calm And Carry On.
I Should Have Been Born In The 20's.
Valid Point.
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I hadn’t realised that I look out for him every day.
I saw him from the bus window, and even though I only got on two stops before, and even though I needed to get off at least 20 stops later, I made the driver open the doors so I could start walking towards him. It felt like coming home: he hasn’t changed, despite all my theories of how he has. He looks the same- still 18, he felt the same to hug, and we instantly had the same rapport. I can’t put my finger on it, but something in me is still his. I know it’ll never happen, and I know he doesn’t belong to me any more, but I hope something of him is still mine. He seemed genuinely happy to see me, even if we both know we won’t meet up for a drink again soon, like we both said we would.
When did I isolate all my friends? I hate that this is all: work eat sleep. I adore everything I work for but am still craving.
You make me laugh like a drain
Made all the better by the fact that I know you are just as nervous about this as I am.
Flayac gloriousness.
gaws:
In July of 2009, having heard that the director of the National Railway Museum in York, Andrew Scott, was soon to retire after 15 years at the helm, 6-year-old train enthusiast Sam Pointon sent the following letter to the museum in an attempt to fill Scott’s shoes and land his dream job. Luckily for Sam, his endearing handwritten application, and attached photo, were soon talk of the office; so much so that he was quickly appointed as the museum’s Director of Fun, a post he still holds to this day.
26 July
Dear Mr. Tucker
Application for director
I am writing to apply to be the new Director of the National Railway Museum. I am only 6 but I think I can do this job.
I have an electrick train track. I am good on my train track. I can control 2 trains at once.
I have been on lots of trains including Eurostar and some trains in France. I have visited the museum before. I loved watching the trains go round on the turntable.
On the other side is a picture of me.
Hopefully I can come and meet you for an interview.
From
Sam PointonSaid Sam soon after beginning at the museum:
“It is the best job in the world. I love it. It is good fun. My favourite is the steam engine, I like it when the wheels go round.”
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stressed is desserts spelled backwards
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The origin of cheesecake Friday: converting our stressed colleagues one by one…
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