HI MY NAME IS EMILY

Emily Jane Flora Helen Stuart was born in The Linn of Dee, near Braemar,
Scotland on the 28th January, 1987, the only daughter of the second son of
an old Scots Family. Know to everyone as Emily and to her few
friends as “ej” she spent her very early years in the Glens and
Mountains of Royal Deeside, often in the company of the Men of her
Fathers regiment.
At seven years of age she was sent to an English Preparatory school near
Oxford, where she was seen very much as a tomboy, and where her love of
music was formed and the school values of honesty, politeness and
integrity were instilled, and where a stubborn streak and a volcanic
temper were first discovered.
Emily joined Cheltenham Ladies College at twelve years of age and was
immediately perceived as a rebel finding it difficult to fit into the
school way of doing things, she was involved in various unfortunate
incidents and her relationship with the school was terminated after only
three terms.
Extract. Final School report on leaving.

“Emily is a nice girl, unfailingly polite and turned out, has a strong
sense of right and wrong and, moves effortlessly in all social
environments.

 Emily is an accomplished pianist and games player,
having represented her Country at hockey at a junior level.

However she displays no interest in other subjects and is often found
gazing into space, we suspect thinking of her home. She
is a patriotic Scot and once rounded on a Mistress in a History lesson
that she felt failed to understand the realities of the 1745 Rebellion and
lectured the Mistress and the form at great length. This together with
other “adventures” has sadly led us to think that she should attend a
school with a more disciplined structure.
This girl displays a strong sense of fairness, no sense of personal danger
and an inability to refuse a dare, these things have meant that she has
often been brought to my attention. She accepts both blame and
retribution with equanimity and is intensely loyal. In conclusion we
shall miss her happy carefree approach to life, but breath a collective
sigh of relief that her time with us is ended and peace may reign again.
I have no doubt that had she been born 300 years earlier she would
have joined her Ancestor Charles Stuart and led the Clans against England,
no doubt thinking the whole thing a huge adventure. We wish her well.”

This My Dorm Room At O&P

This Is Our House In Scotland, Mar Lodge

This is my fathers yacht the Helen Stuart.

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