If you want to stay longer, that’s totally cool. JUDITH: Oh! Oh, I mean… don’t feel like you need to rush out. And besides, I have some good news for you: I’ve decided to move into the house on Sunday. It’s fine! I’ve probably just been having weird dreams at night where I’m running or something, but before you ask, no, I don’t remember them. JUDITH: Really? I find my living room to be comfortable most of the time.ĬLAIRE: You know me, I just run hot. But like… have you been sleeping ok? I’ve heard you thrashing around on the futon recently.ĬLAIRE: Yeah, I think so? I’m just… really warm sometimes. JUDITH: No, aside from asking me if it was a good idea if you got bangs. I’m dealing with everything as best I can. It’s just… you said some weird things.ĬLAIRE: Don’t worry about it, it’s fine. I think I was just so sleep deprived and stressed that I was starting to lose it. Hey, uh, how are you feeling after last week? I feel like we’ve just been missing each other a lot recently.ĬLAIRE: Oh, yeah… I’m ok. Even if she is still out there, she’s not looking back. So technically she’s still missing, but like, it’s been almost 30 years. JUDITH: So I’m guessing that’s when she died.ĬLAIRE: Well, ok, here’s the thing: in 1996, she was declared dead, but they never found a body or anything.ĬLAIRE: No, she had just been missing for so long with no sign of her that she was listed as dead in absentia. So far I know that Dana was born in 1970 and she went missing in late 1989, so right after I was born. Can’t hurt, can it? I’ve been trying to do these breathing exercises and not to fall over in warrior pose.ĬLAIRE: Yeah, I’ll let you know what I find. JUDITH: Are you going to start exploring your inner self?ĬLAIRE: I mean, maybe. I guess Minnie did a lot of mediation and yoga and stuff as a way to relax, her whole practice is outlined here. I’ve been reading through notebooks I found though, and there’s some interesting items in there. JUDITH: I don’t want to squash your dreams, but I don’t think that’s how that works.ĬLAIRE: No no, I’m the writer. Then I’ll just… write it all in the span of two months while in a secluded beachside cabin. JUDITH: It would explain why you haven’t finished your novel.ĬLAIRE: I’m not inspired enough yet.
I really want to see more of what they wrote, I’m going to be pretty disappointed if it turns out that they were bad writers. JUDITH: Cool, well maybe we’ll find something of their work in here in this very large pile- this is just a receipt from CB2, how many coasters did you buy?ĬLAIRE: I think I might have to do some more digging. But they were both noted poets and artists, at least in the area.ĬLAIRE: Yeah! Like, they were pretty central to the small artist community.
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JUDITH: So she was like a professional hippies?ĬLAIRE: Sort of, looked like she was a proto-life coach or something, but also that she was into like, crystals and meditation, that kind of thing?ĬLAIRE: Yeah, and Hugh worked as an accountant in an architectural firm that doesn’t exist anymore, I looked it up. She worked as a counsellor at a small holistic practice. Her parent’s names were Mariam – but she went by Minnie – and Hugh Wreed, and they bought the house in 1958. So, what do we got?ĬLAIRE: So I’ve got some info from my grandparent’s lawyer about them, uh, my bio mom, stuff about the house. JUDITH: Remind me to remove that in case they listen.
I mean, I wouldn’t kick them out of bed for eating crackers, but that’s only because it was their bed and they’d already eaten the crackers. JUDITH: Which a waste of… some of my time. ĬLAIRE: I didn’t want to go out and you weren’t around.
JUDITH: This is a receipt for a delivery order from… 7/11? They do that?ĬLAIRE: Give me that. I also probably printed out a few things twice by accident. JUDITH: You know our boss will lose her mind if she sees how you’re abusing the work printer.ĬLAIRE: Whatever, I’ve been trying to make sense of all of this, there’s a lot to wrap my head around. That’s a lot of paper.ĬLAIRE: I had been doing research trying to figure out some things about my family and this house and, uh… Today we’re looking into the history of this house because we’re sick of painting cupboards. JUDITH: Oh, hi, welcome to Oh No, Not This Old House Again, with Claire and Judith. CLAIRE: Judith, can you help me with this?
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