Ruby Hall

And you just like make friends with other bloggers and you swap blogs and you go and you write jokes for their blog and then they write some for yours and stuff.

Sometimes I have like jokes that have circulated now that people tag.

I think that was my friend Sharon that posted that.

But it's got Melodoodle on it, so I'm like, well, I'll claim it.

I'll claim it.

Yeah, I think they sort of got it in a way.

Like, they didn't quite understand what it really meant as well because the numbers on there, like, they do sort of balloon in a really strange way that's, like, sometimes something, like, so simple could have, like, a million likes and, like,

There's no way to sort of quantify that.

You can't even like picture that amount of people in your head.

So it's like a really strange, surreal thing.

One thing that was funny was like my granddad, he had like called me.

Again, nothing that I say about like what I post on Tumblr is actually ha-ha funny.

It's just one of those things that like people just like, I don't know, people just really like catch on to it, I think.

Yeah.

Like he had just called me on the phone and said, and I just posted this.

Oh, my granddad just called me.

He said he's grown a cauliflower that's twice as big as the ones in the shops.

This is so cute.

And then like a week later, not even a week later, a few days later, he came to visit and he brought the cauliflower.

And I took a photo with him and he just has this like beautiful cheeky grin and