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on Nov 9, 2018Nov 9, 2018

“I want my book” sounds so unsettlingly like “I want my pacifier” in my head, … I can’t even….

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Maybe: Photographer. Writer. Translator. Noone. Alien. Allovertheplace.
may write in many languages(with lots of typos)

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Commemorating the only snow day I'll probably see this year?
The traditional end-of-the-year post.
Another home-alone holiday season and I went a little crazy over nostalgic British goodies.
I feel like I need two food budgets. One for very cheap very quick eveyday meals when I just don't care and don't want anything.
It's depressing when other human beings come around and remind me how "weird" my comfortable environment is by their standards.
Imagine doing dub voice-over for Spanish or like Brazilian reality shows...

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Commemorating the only snow day I'll probably see this year?
The traditional end-of-the-year post.
Another home-alone holiday season and I went a little crazy over nostalgic British goodies.
I feel like I need two food budgets. One for very cheap very quick eveyday meals when I just don't care and don't want anything.
It's depressing when other human beings come around and remind me how "weird" my comfortable environment is by their standards.

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