emily
emsmusings of the unimportant variety as i encourage myself to actually express myself creatively
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | limeyorlemony.substack.com |
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Tea Is A Hug, Brownies Are An Orgasm
I don’t know about you, but a good brownie is the mouth equivalent of an orgasm. Facts, no printer. All that chocolatey richness and gooey middle (the middle bit is the best part) is mind-blowingly good- an instant source of comfort! Unless...
I Love Coffee Even Though It Makes Me Shit Myself
I love coffee. That’s no surprise- so do many people! I’m not unique in that, nor in my love of an iced vanilla latte (yes I’m basic, weep somewhere else) and it brings me great joy that other drinks rarely bring. I like how it gives me a l...
Reading For Fun, And Other Competitions
I miss my childhood books. There, I said it. I miss that easy reading, nothing of substance, words that existed only to make me laugh and stay entertained. How did the Victorians do it, with a permanent stick up their literary arse? Waddlin...
The Bathroom: from shitting to shagging
The bathroom is the place where shit happens, literally and metaphorically. If I had a penny for every time I had a cry in the loo, I’d probably have about five quid, which I’m sure many of you can relate to. It’s your only private place in...
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i tried journalling, my handwriting was too shit and this was the result.
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