also it just occurred to me that damp digestive = literally soggy biscuit, I will see myself out
She’ll probably be in London and at Soho FarmhouseWatson has a new celebrity booze brand with her brother to shill so I doubt she'll be hanging around in oxford coffee shops like Ruby plans to.
Sorry, OT: Out of sheer curiosity, what makes you say that? I've honestly no idea. I seem to remember controversy in the past where Watson was allegedly the victim of bullying and so on.(By the way, Watson is also a fairly awful person - she may not be on par with Ruby, but she’s certainly not a wonderful, ideal role model.)
Here is what is in my bag as a masters student, without all the tit you don't need:Welp, I guess we put it on the bingo card for a reason
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lol she really thinks she’s going to be traipsing around Oxford, writing letters and decorating them with stamps, using her portable cutlery and two pencil cases full of pens and pencils and mildliners and page flags and washi tapesThis confirms it, she really is only doing this for the aesthetics and the bragging rights. She’s such a bleeping dilettante
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I bet the topic of periods etc. is too embarrassing for her. I was embarrassed when I got my period for the first time at 12 and I didn't know how to tell my mother. lol I knew I would get my period at some point but I was embarrassed nonetheless. But that was in the late 90s and people didn't talk about stuff like this so openly like they do now.No period sanitary products. I wonder if she is either too malnourished to have a period OR because she lives in her 12 year old world she is too embarrassed to admit/show that she has periods. Those small bags are the perfect place to keep spare tampons/pads/whatever you use!
Very similar to you I started at 10 and was too awkward to tell my mum. Now I’m on the pill and don’t get periods. Maybe she does take the pill so she can live in her teenage body state forever. If she has a private family doctor and they’re rich af I think it can be managed without an actual medical reason.I bet the topic of periods etc. is too embarrassing for her. I was embarrassed when I got my period for the first time at 12 and I didn't know how to tell my mother. lol I knew I would get my period at some point but I was embarrassed nonetheless. But that was in the late 90s and people didn't talk about stuff like this so openly like they do now.
Since Ruby is a Victorian Ghost Child (yes, capital letters), she probably thinks periods are bad or some evil thing.
I'm on the pill and don't get my period (which is a huge relief), so I don't need any sanitary pads to take with me. But I don't think Ruby is on the pill. haha
You’d think with her professed love for busywork, she’d welcome the opportunity to just bring one type of note-taking apparatus and rewrite notes to her heart’s content when she gets back to her accommodation.
- 2 big pencil cases, when for most of the sessions she’ll be writing on her ipad. I love stationery, but there comes a point where it’s silly to carry two full pencil cases around to lectures when also taking electronic devices.
Exactly! All the ‘LAMMY PANS’ and washi tape and special highlighters and stamps and wax seals can come out when she does her work. There’s no way she will need all those pens in her lectures or supervisions. My shoulders are getting sympathy pain just thinking of toting all that stuff.You’d think with her professed love for busywork, she’d welcome the opportunity to just bring one type of note-taking apparatus and rewrite notes to her heart’s content when she gets back to her accommodation.