Writing is more important than packing, I'm sure of it.
We sat on the balcony last night and drank Ardbeg. The sky began crystal, and Orion's Belt twinkled above the sea to the east. Jupiter shone just above it. The moon loomed high in the south. The night was bright, lit by the moon and the stars. It was cold, too, but the whisky warming. We spoke more about the future than the past, which is for the best. It clouded over, seemingly from nowhere, and we finished our drams and threw the glasses into the sea. The last Braydram at Shorehead.
I'm so ready for this chapter to finish. I'm moving on. But my finger's still saving the page.
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There is now nobody left that I know in St Andrews other than Rev Dr Ian Bradley. You were my final student link to the place...
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