My (extra)Ordinary Life
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The Average UK Woman . . . * Has brown hair * Is 5’4 * Eats meat * Doesn’t live in London * Will fall in love before they're 30 . . . Emily knows how she measures up. How do you? When watching a documentary on the average human experience, Emily realises she's the epitome of the typical woman. Her name, her height, her occupation . . . even her blood group. The only thing unusual about her is that she’s a twin. But her twin died when they were only eight and Emily can't help but think maybe her sister was meant to live instead of her. Secretly she suspects her sister would have do...
The Average UK Woman . . . * Has brown hair * Is 5’4 * Eats meat * Doesn’t live in London * Will fall in love before they're 30 . . . Emily knows how she measures up. How do you? When watching a documentary on the average human experience, Emily realises she's the epitome of the typical woman. Her name, her height, her occupation . . . even her blood group. The only thing unusual about her is that she’s a twin. But her twin died when they were only eight and Emily can't help but think maybe her sister was meant to live instead of her. Secretly she suspects her sister would have done a better job at life . . . better than average anyway. So Emily writes a list committing her to live a more extraordinary life . . . she’ll become a vegan, run a marathon and bungee jump. But the one thing she knows she can’t do though is fall in love . . . because according to the stats this is the perfect time for her to meet the person she’ll marry. And normal just won’t do.
