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Category Archives: Ramblings
Because I must write… even if it is about Peppa Pig…
Today all I have are thoughts about Peppa Pig. Can you tell I want to write again but have nothing profound to say? Bear with me. It could take a while for my mojo to return. But for now. Ah … Continue reading
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Just some processing thoughts
Every time I’ve sat down to write recently I’ve come up with nothing. There are a whole host of contributing factors, life with the tiny people, the slog of the summer term before long holidays (ah the joys of being … Continue reading
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2 Weeks later…
The last two weeks have passed in a bit of a haze. We’ve moved, painted, restored, moved again, unpacked some of our stuff and tried to work out where to put stuff in a place with a whole lot less … Continue reading
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Moving thoughts
We are moving house in the next week and I have all the feelings. I mean ALL the FEELINGS. We’re moving from our lovely flat near everything in this beautiful city of ours back up to the suburbs, to a … Continue reading
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The Thaw…
“This is no thaw. This is spring. What are we to do? Your winter has been destroyed, I tell you! This is Aslan’s doing.” Way back in January I compared life to that of the Alaskan tree frog. I think … Continue reading