Caricature of Life
WHO AM I?
My name is JJ, I'm a 26 year-old gentleman from a depressive little town on the west coast of Scotland by the name of Oban, which is famous for its rain and its whisky - two things which seem to medicate one another.
I need something better to fill this space on my Tumbleblog. Anyone with a suggestion should put it on a post-it note and email it to me =]
Looking towards Westminster from the South Bank. I wondered at the time how different the place would be in a weeks time, and I guess we’re all still wondering the same thing today.
Got the comfy seats on the 13:25
from Euston to Glasgow;
the comfy seats away from the crowds
and the masses of coughing strangers.
Got the comfy seats on the Virgin Train
with a window view all to myself,
and unlimited access to the toilet.
Paid £108 for the comfy seats
on the floor between Coach A and Coach B.
Thank you Richard Branson
for your fucking online booking system.
A walk through Euston Station
is like stepping inside a time machine
where I can travel back into a
vast collection of memories,
like a room full of antique paintings,
each telling their own story.
The nervous wait before our first meeting;
writing a letter the next day in the belief
it would be our last.
Raindrops on a February morning.
The best afternoon in September;
teardrops by nightfall.
Krispy Kreme dougnuts and
countless cups of coffee.
I can’t wait for my next Tube ticket,
to provide me with the tools to
paint another masterpiece.
I wanna go back….
I’ve been thinking about my first trip to Portsmouth a lot today. I don’t know why specifically that trip or what brought it to mind, but it has been very prominant in my thoughts. It’s easy to recall events from your memory with a great degree of added hyperbole, but those couple of days at the start of October really were very special. I think that if there was one day I could re-visit in its entirety right now, it would be the day of my first trip to Portsmouth.







