My four seasons woodland scene is nearly complete. It has been a challenge, but a rewarding one and when I’ve finished it and decided how I shall present it, I’m gifting it to someone as a thank you for all their help in the last six weeks.
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Distraction
I normally get distracted easily, which I’m told is a bad thing. Today I would love it if I could be so easily distracted. I’ve got a lot on my mind.Continue reading “Distraction”
Review: Modern Families by Susan Golombok
Modern Families: Parents and Children in New Family Forms
Susan Golombok
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Criticise the policy, not the personal appearance
Eric Pickles is a prat, but I’m not sure what his weight and appearance has to do with his politics.
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9th March 2015
I think I’ve finally caught up on my sleep. I haven’t slept too well for the last month or so; I went to bed at six last night, woke up briefly around midnight then slept until nine this morning.Continue reading “9th March 2015”
8th March 2015
It’s International Women’s Day.
You may have noticed the odd post on social media sites?
World Book Day
My nephew went to school as Rick Grimes from The Walking Dead.Continue reading “World Book Day”
Biting my tongue
Have you ever seen a post on Facebook or other social media that you really, really want to respond to but don’t because the possible fallout isn’t worth it?Continue reading “Biting my tongue”
Weird-Rosie territory
Hello faithful readers, I’m heading into weird-Rosie territory again, rather than bibliophile-Rosie territory, so if you’re here for the book reviews, you can stop reading now. If the random stuff that goes on in my head interests you, get comfy.
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Review: Everyday Witchcraft by Deborah Blake
Published: 8th March 2015
Published by: Llewellyn Worldwide
ISBN: 9780738742182
Price: 16.99 (USD)
Edition: Paperback
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