I spent almost all day today in my attic looking at everything and I found a bunch of paintings my grandmother made so here's the first few I pulled out
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And this one's sideways but
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Dudeeee my grandmother was so freaking talented wtf
Also on the topic of my grandmother just cuz this made me think of it, I wore one of her old shirts to dance as a costume for spirit week and my did was sniffing it like crazy and I was like awww that's so cuteeeeee and then I realized it's because my grandmother has Alzheimer's and doesn't really know how to function at all anymore and has been like that for at least the three years we've had my dog, so my dog never met my grandmother :(
In more exciting news, I found one of Taylor Swift's unreleased songs called Battle and we don't really know what era it's from but I'm guessing Red because one of the lines is "Let me remind you why we're not fine. Is she here? Is she standing on the sidelines?" which is a lot like the subtle "You never loved me, or her..." in I Knew You Were Trouble and the whole theme of her ex cheating on her from Babe which she wrote for Red and gave to/sang with Sugarland. But it also sounds like All Too Well (also from Red) with the line "We had it all, but you couldn't keep a promise," which sounds like Babe's like "Broke the sweetest promise that you never should have made," and All Too Well's line, "Maybe this thing was a masterpiece 'til you tore it all up" and "You call me up again just to break me like a promise" (which you can infer from Babe's line "Since you admitted it, I can picture it, her lips on your neck..." that it's about the phone call her ex admitted to cheating on her, which also fits with the theme). At the same time, there's the chorus ending with "I'd rather be on your side but if you want to fight then baby let's go" which is kinda the same but also opposite of Story Of Us from Speak Now with "The battle's in your hands now, but I would lay my armor down if you say you'd rather love than fight." So I think it's Red, but maybe it's Speak Now. The fandom is torn between Speak Now and 1989, but Red melts more sense to me.
