I notiice that in the latest Mess + Noise Minimum Chips cite the Grainger Museum as an aspect of Melbourne that grabs them (I also note that Ellen is in the pictures but not the interview, but that's another matter). However they claim to have never been in it. I have been in it but not for a long time. I have been reading about it however. Apparently Grainger hoped that the skeletons of both himself and his wife would hang in the museum. Chalk another one up to bureaucracy that that great idea never came to fruition.
I have finished the first chapter of my graphic novel and have published it, as of today. Anyone want one? Two bucks.
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yeah, I'll take one.
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The Grainger is haunted, with or without the skeletons (which would, indeed, have been an excellent addition to the collection).
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