Ruby Granger #37 You can still get one while you can

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When I walk in the rain, my socks aren’t damp because I wear fucking wellies. There’s no mud on my coat either, because unlike Roobee and swine, I do not wallow in anything. And I don’t think I’ve ever forgotten where I am. What she’s describing is something you’d expect from either a two-year-old or someone with a severe alcohol ethanol problem.

*edited so it’s clear I’m not referring to xylitol, maltitol or cetearyl alcohol
 
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This is like a pet peeve of mine, when people say a season is "one of their favourite seasons". You have only four options. Pick one.
Or just .. don't? It's not like we're all still at Primary school and we have to have a favourite season, colour, time of day, way of sneezing, whatever. I know Ruby refuses to see herself as a grown-up but most adults don't have time for this nonsense. I'm all for seeing wonder in ordinary things but having to have a favourite everything just seems juvenile. I like all the seasons, there are things I enjoy and things I hate about all of them and I recognise my privilege in being able to take pleasure in a frosty morning or a warm evening. Ruby just needs to calm it all down.
 
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She's so stilted in the new tiktok. Giving cold and narcissistic middle aged, middle class English mum.
 
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I have noticed that after she moved her bed and had the new desk fitted into her room she doesn't have the same amount of space to move around in as the desk is really close to her bed and her bookshelves.

 
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I get so mad when she makes this face to the camera. Who is this for?

 
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She just looks pained when she smiles like it and it's so put on, she looks old in that photo.
 
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Oh god, her new video is a 47-minute bookshelf tour. Take a sip everytime she mispronounces an author - but keep it non-alcoholic
Yeah, I'm not watching 47 mins worth of bookSHALF discussion. Surely a bookshelf tour should be 10-15 mins.
 
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This was bothering me too! Rain doesn't usually cause branches to spring up out of nowhere? Surely the branches would still be on either side even without the rain? I'm guessing it's 'without the branches on either side slapping you in the face and showering you with droplets of water'. This is a highly specific suggestion, but I have personal experience.

Haha. I love warm summer rain. And the sound of heavy rain against window panes - so relaxing. I think we've both been influenced. It's spreading like a virus. Next we'll have gossip guy writing sonnets about the mists.
 
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When you are coming from a family with the cottage in nature surely it would be fun to walk in the rain and roll in the mud. Us peasants who live in crowded cities experience things differently. When I go out in rain I deal with;
- dirty water dripping down from roofs,
-try not to be hit or stabbed by people carrying umbrellas low,
-cars splashing dirty water on me while i can not go back home and change so i stay with wet clothes for hours
 
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I live in 'nature', currently in Australia. So a walk in any weather is hoping there are no snakes. In the rain, cane toads jumping around my feet. Its not aesthetic. Then I work in the city and experience what you describe. Maybe we aren't 'romanticising' our lives enough
 
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I feel like her room was already super small, but I also think a lot of the furniture is placed really weirdly? I personally couldn't sleep in a twin (but I know people who do) &I thought the removal of the (king? queen?) would make a lot more space in her room. But...maybe if Ruby had sense, her new desk could have gone in the place of where the old ugly school-desk is or whatever moldy shit of the week is there.

Also, the dogs howling and screaming while she reads poetry in the new video is a nice touch.
 
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Maybe we aren't 'romanticising' our lives enoug
Its the imposition coming from the very well priviledged that annoys me. And the pretention that "all is well always" also disgusts me. She acts double faced. (Not a new fact but i realize it once again in this occasion)
 
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after watching the bookshelves tour video is it not kinda hard to justify why you went for the 1550 course instead of victorian literature?
(we all now why tho)
 
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after watching the bookshelves tour video is it not kinda hard to justify why you went for the 1550 course instead of victorian literature?
(we all now why tho)
It’s so weird how as a literature lover she doesn’t even make the effort to read books from that period now she’s doing the course. Even if it’s not your FAVOURITE period you are doing the course…
 
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my work locker is literally full of extra socks tights trousers in case some pest in a car soaks me walking from the train station to my office.
 
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