So I was on the train home from Birmingham a couple of weeks ago, and it was a busy train. It was about 4pm on a Friday afternoon, it was one of those humid days, where it wasn't sunny, or rainy but it was hot. Like the kind of wet air, that makes you a little sweaty and stressed, which I think about 99% of the train were. I was sitting on one of those table seats with four chairs around it with my sister, and I was looking around at everyone and suddenly I had this realisation. This is the real world. This is normal people.

Okay so before you start to think 'erm Corrie, what are you going on about"' Let me take you back.

So recently, I feel I've been living in a bubble. A bubble surrounded by Instagram, Pinterest, blogs, and because of this, I feel like I've lost what the real world is like. Okay so that sounds even weirder, but I work from home. I don't leave the house too often during the week cause it makes me feel guilty for not working, so I guess that I've lost that reality of going to work every day and being surrounded by people. I walk Frank every day, but some days we'll only see a handful of people on our walk, and that's it. There's no standing round the kettle waiting for it to boil discussing last night's TV, or sitting at a table in the staff room bitching about customers. My lunch breaks are essentially spent browsing Instagram, or re pinning pins on Pinterest or watching YouTube videos, and this to me is my new normal.
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