Today is International Happiness Day. Are you feeling it? No, I’m not either. It’s like hearing someone is a comedian, you immediately want them to make you laugh. As a result you are more than likely not going to find them funny. Who decided that March 20th is the day the world is to be … More I don’t care if you’re miserable, today is International Happiness Day.
It is a well known fact that when you have children you change. There is no denying it. We may all think that we will be young dynamic parents, who will always remember just how boring new parents are, and then we have a baby and we change. For the next many many years we … More Whoops I forgot I’m still a mother.
I Hope you all enjoyed St Patricks Day. It just so happens to also be my Birthday. I have what must be the best day of the year to have a birthday. It’s a national holiday so I never had to go to school as a child. It comes slap bang in the middle of … More I’ll drink to the death of my old phone, and anything else I can think of!
Letter number 20 is a heartbreaking letter written by a mother to her missing daughter. As of today she is still missing. The letter is written by the writer of the blog Americana Injustica. 2014 Letters to a Ghost. I awoke this morning, chilled by the residual sweat of a nightmare…saturated by a deepened fear … More Series of Letters. Letter 20
What did you do when you came home from school as a child? I can remember as a child running home from school in the company of two friends. On many days we raced to be the first from the school to run through the lane to our road. Other days we walked along looking … More Child of our time
Last Tuesday, I felt a real drive to go and see Dan. To stand with him and to remember. I put a single rose in my car, thinking to myself how ridiculous I was. A rose is definitely not a gift I would ever have brought him, nor would it have been appreciated in any … More I brought you a rose. How you would have hated that.
I have been severely under the weather with flu, manflu, swine flu, or God knows what, since last Friday. I’m sure I’ll survive, but my creative side is definitely not functioning. So instead, for anyone who wishes, I will repost an old post which made me laugh when I first wrote it. I hope you … More We all feel grief differently.
Are there stand out moments in your life that you will never forget? A proposal, a sad goodbye, a happy result? Many memories from my past can be summed up in simple sentences which have lived on in my mind over the years. Occasionally I hear the voices of the past speak these sentences once … More My life in words.
Letter number 18 is a difficult one. It’s writer will, for obvious reasons, remain anonymous. I am sure this letter writer has taken some time to decide to publish this letter. I think it is a brave, heartfelt letter highlighting something which is still kept hidden in almost every country in the world today. To … More Series of letters. Letter 18
As a child I only knew one girl who lived in a house where both parents worked. If I were to be honest I thought she was so unlucky, akin to an orphan. She had a minder who came to her house, but to myself and my friends we just didn’t get it. I can … More Are stay at home mothers a dying breed?
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