future wife of Louis Tomlinson, no biggie.
for those of you who don’t know;
yeah, i’m emily. i’m sixteen. i’m from kent in the south-east of england. and i’m a directioner. oh and i don’t like nutella, standard.
you should all follow me on twitter @emilyireland_1D. i go to an all girls grammar school, i wouldn’t change my mind as i have the most amazing friends! i like generally going out with my friends whether it be shopping or whatever, oh and you should also know i have an obsession with one direction, so yeah.
i been though loads the last couple of years with both my grandad’s dieing and my auntie and great uncle passing away, they all had a different form of cancer. my grandad was one of my best friends
i miss not being about to see him on saturdays, every time i pass the nursing home where he lived, it brings back memories, i miss him sooooo much<33 however i know he’s no longer in pain and a lot happier. i also know that he’s watching over me, keeping me save and it won’t be long before i see him again. And my aunt was there for advice and she was always at the end of the phone, even if she did live in manchester, i miss her, she’s no longer my teenager advice guro, i need her!<3 And my other grandad, don‘t get me started:’( he made my nan so happy! There was also a girl in the year above me pass away during child birth, she wasn’t someone i knew very well, but she had the brightest blonde hair and a gorgeous smile and its certainly missed! having to go through all this has given me a new outlook on life, i’m not longer scared of dieing, i’m scared about what it’ll do to the people i leave behind, i don’t want to leave people the same as i’ve been left, its killing me!
don’t judge a book by its cover and don’t judge me before you know me. talk to me, i don’t bite!
And if you’re still reading this thank you.
p.s. i wouldn’t change my friends for the world, sounds cliché but it’s true.
