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I had completely forgotten I keep a vague, meandering list of weird shit I look up for every manuscript. I just dug out the Rotting Trees list and I’m pleased that I have absolutely no memory of why I needed to look up Ed Sheeran.
*  Technically I used my uni credentials for evil and found what I needed on an academic database, not Google, but technically I use Ecosia as a search engine anyway, not Google, but no one is saying they Ecosia-d anything are they, so really this whole post is playing with the truth a little bit, but that’s in keeping with a book about digging up one’s family history so if you think about it, I’m being clever here and not lazy.
You can find Rotting Trees here if you are so inclined. All I’m looking up at the moment is bus times and ideas for lunch. Every lunchtime I am surprised by the advent of lunch, which makes me a prime target for places that sell overpriced lunch. Devastatingly, I also loathe spending more than fourteen seconds at a kitchen counter. Save me, BBC Good Food.
Look after yourselves!Francesca
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I had completely forgotten I keep a vague, meandering list of weird shit I look up for every manuscript. I just dug out the Rotting Trees list and I’m pleased that I have absolutely no memory of why I needed to look up Ed Sheeran.
*  Technically I used my uni credentials for evil and found what I needed on an academic database, not Google, but technically I use Ecosia as a search engine anyway, not Google, but no one is saying they Ecosia-d anything are they, so really this whole post is playing with the truth a little bit, but that’s in keeping with a book about digging up one’s family...

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