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Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Granny's Stories

Really, I should have an anonymous blog so that I can write about all the different flatmate problems I've had in the past two years. I remember when Gus was telling me that he was going to move out and I said "But Gus, you're my best flatmate yet!" and he laughed and said "F**k's sake Hannah that doesn't say much about me".

Out at granny Nelly's yesterday, I was listening to the stories she was telling the girls and it reminded me of when I was that little girl, sitting on my mum's knee, and hearing all her stories that she made up in her head but were always inspired by something that was currently happening. I think those were the times when I really knew she loved me. And I could see by the look on the girl's faces, in awe, and captivated by their granny's words, that they felt very loved too.

I feel a little bit like I'm in limbo again. It's alright though. Nearly feels like a second home I'm so used to it. I can't even be sure of who I'm going to be living with each month but I'm taking the good out of that situation as well. The more experiences I have of different people the more I learn about myself, and, people in general.

Ziggy hardly gets a mention these days. I guess that's cause he's so grown up and mature (ha!). He's doing pretty good. Licking his non-existent balls at the minute. I went for coffee with a friend and we sat outside on the pedestrianised street. I let Ziggy have a bit of freedom and he tootled up and down the street making friends with everyone. The Badtoads particularly liked him and would have happily taken him home.

The only other news is that I got my work handed in, did my exam and am now a free woman for a few months and quite relieved to not have to be chatting about our locus of evaluation and organismic self. Though I did get in touch with my organismic (yep, organismic, not orgasmic!) self a few nights ago when I watched Hole Unplugged. Courtney Love was my idol when I was a teenager and I ended up becoming embarassed by her behaviour as I got older but watching the Unplugged set reminded me that she was a very cool, strong, passionate and talented woman and I could have done a whole lot worse for a role model.

4 comments:

Rob Z Tobor said...

I will return tomorrow to read in peace as it has been a busy day and I have to face the office tomorrow and solve problems of a technical nature. I was hoping to hide in the cupboard but it appears I cant. . . DAMN

hootchinhannah said...

"problems of a technical nature" are very annoying indeed. Hope you get them resolved :)

Rob Z Tobor said...

DAMN its late again. . .I solved my problem, in fact the big IT support chaps in the sky said. . . .OOOOOooooooo we cant help you with that . . . . and then hung up.

But I did it, then another issue turned up in the last 20mins of the day. . . I mean that's not fair, so I have that to sort now PHEW.

OK I will get to read your post properly but not tonight.

hootchinhannah said...

Don't worry Mr Rob, sometimes real life is more important than bloglife. And technology has a way of playing games with us. I'm sure of it.