How to be a Grown Up! Those two look like they are having a ‘grown up’ conversation! Are you Emotionally...
Avoidant Personality Disorder Avoidant Personality is not a term to be used loosely, but sometimes I wonder if I might...
Are you a Christmas Scrooge or Bob Cratchit? Our family love Christmas. Saint Mick of Thana turns into Bob Crachit...
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How you Know you’re Middle-Aged! A Steady Middle-Age I haven’t had much to blog about lately as October has been...
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Coping with Empty Nesting Anxiety I posted last week about viewing the whole experience of being an Empty Nester in a...
How Ordinary Moments Matter Gratitude and Ordinary moments I’ve blogged before about how completing my ‘grateful list’ each day, even...
Book review Of Kate Morton’s The Clockmaker’s Daughter In our recent reading group session, we discussed The Clockmaker’s Daughter. Due to...
Book Review of Strange Sally Diamond by Liz Nugent Image adapted from Victoria Ford / Penguin For those who appreciated...
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Book Review of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is an absolute delight, a playful dance...
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Book Review of Salley Vickers’ Grandmothers I don’t personally like this cover of Salley Vickers’ Grandmothers. I can’t quite put...
Book Review of Into the Water by Paula Hawkins I have just finished reading Paula Hawkins’ Into the Water; thriller of the year...
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