With six hours ALONE ahead of me, for the first time in five-and-a-half months, can you guess what I did? Six hours of Britpop as a soundtrack to three hours of dancing around the house cleaning! (In case you’re wondering about the missing three hours, I stopped at 12 to start this!). If anyone had […]
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The inconsequential identity crisis Under 11, you’re disappointed if it’s less. Over 12, you want it to be 15. From 18-28, you’re happy for it to be the same, and from 29 onwards, you’re willing them to go lower. Age predictions are always tricky because they involved judgements based on face value. My petty identity
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I couldn’t face a walk around the same place this evening, and it was too hot for anything strenuous, so we got in the car, enjoyed the air conditioning and got out at someone else’s lockdown haunt. How refreshing! I knew the first three people I saw at this different park and dived into
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How are you doing? Has life changed in the past couple of weeks or is lockdown much the same for you? I’m enjoying school gate chats again, with two back for these last couple of weeks of school. With one teen still at home, I (Rachel) am not yet back to my daily appointment with
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Since my best friend relegated me to a non-singing, bubble-blowing role whilst she stole the show at the Brownie talent contest, I’ve had a problem with bubble metaphors. Thankfully, the experience didn’t put me off bubbles themselves: I’ve loved finding all these beautiful bubble pictures and I always love giant bubbles you can pull around
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