>>8558300

Here’s my best effort at the reading first three paragraphs of her typed document:

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Quarantine Diaries 34

I’m going to try and focus on the positive today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I managed to get out and get one hour of sunshine in the garden. Vitamin

D is supposed to be very good for keeping that virus away and strengthening the im

mune system!

I have also discovered Bullit [Proof] Coffee which is definitely an acquired taste but again ful l

[of] immune system boostin ingredients like not all inflammatories like Coconut oil

collagen nd Ghi butter. Now I have also discovered Golden Broth. Maybe tgat the

wrong name. It’s basically Tumeric tea that tastes a bit lie sweet potatoes and Curry

with a splash of CBD oil in which for now I believe is hype because my

[blank line] l pain

has not gone away. I think it’s probably having a placebo effect.

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There are four places where I can see white-out has been used.

1) Over the "34" in the first line (See 34 in this pic (posted by Anon yesterday) but blotted out in other pics).

2) Under where "Proof" has been handprinted in.

3) At the beginning of the line after "Proof"

4) At the end of the paragraph containing "Proof", after the last word, "my".

She is using the wrong size paper for the typewriter, or hasn't bothered to set the left and right guides so that it only types on the paper, but rather she is typing off both the left and right hand edges of the paper. This indicates she doesn't really care about this document, which reinforces the idea that it is being produced as an expediency in order to communicate some coded message.

If it is encoding a message to other hollyweirds, maybe the whited-out bits are significant.

>>8558300

Here is a transcript of what she says. A large proportion of this is reading what she typed:

Tonight, today, and tomorrow, I’m going to try and focus on the positive. I managed to get out and get one hour of sunshine in the garden. Vitamin D is supposed to be very good for keeping that virus away and strengthening the immune system.

Tonight at the dinner table we talked about our favourite painters, surrealism versus cubism. It’s a toss up for me. I love [Friesz? Fresnaye?] and Dali. I love Picasso. I love Léger. I love [Leonard Guerente?] What would I do without art? Perish for sure. And jazz. Tonight’s dealer’s choice is Lee Morgan. Brilliant. Agh! I made a mistake. It was gonna come soon. I was on a roll!

Covid-19 will definitely make me a more tolerant person. Mmm! I love tea. There’s nothing quite like it.

What I really miss, and this is true, is being able to talk in front of an audience, to be funny in front of an audience and really making people laugh is fun. I like the freestyle of it. I like the making up stories. I like fucking with people. Another luxury gone, for now. The audience in my house is not amused by me as far as I can tell. And today I was really a crybaby, because pain is a mothefucker. I’m gonna go upstairs to read my new fav book, City Girls. Goodnight dear typewriter. Have the sweetest of dreams for all who are still daring, daring, daring to dream.

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If she really did say "Leonard Guerente" that is interesting. There is a Professor Leonard Guerente who leads research into sirtuins, a type of protein that some people believe is involved in regulating longevity in mammals, https://www.elysiumhealth.com/en-us/science/about-elysium/leonard-guarente.

>>8559663

Yes, they sing when they're hungry. Like bloody cats come meowing when they're hungry.

And Madonna wrote about pain and the alleviation thereof in her typewrite vlog >>8558300, and some of those other celebrity vloggers have looked in pain in their recent weird postings.