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- The State of Play Today October 6, 2020
- The gift that just keeps taking September 15, 2020
- Something about bins and the people who put them out… August 17, 2020
- The woes of weight August 10, 2020
- Moving down in the world July 20, 2020
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The State of Play Today
I’m usually a fairly positive person. I try to find the good side of most things and I think I succeed. However, today is not a day for feeling positive. Sometimes things just gang up on me and all come … Continue reading
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The gift that just keeps taking
When I was diagnosed with MS I was unrealistically optimistic about my future. I knew what might happen, but I didn’t really expect some of the more unpleasant symptoms to happen to me. I knew that it was possible that … Continue reading
Something about bins and the people who put them out…
There comes a time in certain people’s lives, generally men, when bin scheduling becomes second nature. Yesterday evening I watched my neighbour place his bin outside his garage ready for emptying this morning and I imagined the following comedy sketch, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bikini, Bin Schedule, Bins, Capsule Wardrobe, Figs, Honey, Jewellery, Knickers, Life with MS, MS, Neighbours, Notice board, Sarong, T-shirts, Tangier, Zumba
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The woes of weight
I may have already talked about this before, but please forgive me if I’m keeping on. A lot of articles just lately, newspapers, magazines, have suggested to me about losing weight. I know that I’m a little on the porky … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycling, Diet, Diversity, Dr Michael Mosley, Hoist, Hospital, Inclusion, Losing weight, MS, NHS, Obesity, Physiotherapy, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Running, Scales, walking, wheelchair
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Moving down in the world
Those of you who have been following this blog will know of the ongoing garage conversion. You might have read about the delays brought on by Corona virus and my reluctance to have many ‘bodies’ passing through my house. Well, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexa, amazon, China, Clare Teal, Don Black, Duvet sets, Electric Blanket, family, Garage Conversion, Hillary's, Hoist, home, husband, Match of the Day, Radio 2, Towels, wheelchair
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Obesity or Fat Cats
One of the risk factors in COVID19 is said to be obesity. Our blustering Prime Minister has a mission to beat obesity and improve the health of the Nation. Having suffered with a bout of sickness himself and with a … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, Butchers, Cancer, Cigerettes, COVID19, Delia Smith, Diabetes, family, Fat Cats, Goverment, Greengroceres, Heart Disease, Home Economics, Husband in a Hurry, Junk Food Tax, Lung Cancer, Mitchelin, Obesity, Parents, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Schools, Sugar, UK Treasury
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Our poor hard-done-by musicians
I’ve always been a fan of Spandau Ballet. Ever since they hit the top of the pops I was in love with Tony Hadley. Sorry, Martin & Gary, but he will always be The Voice of the band. In 1983 … Continue reading
It’s not like me!
I’M CROSS, it’s not you, or it could be, but this time I’m cross about this insignificant virus. I need to personalise it so for the sake of this blog we’ll call it Wally. When Wally reared his ugly head … Continue reading
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Tagged Arundel, COVID19, Cuddles, Experts, Garden, Government, grandchildren, Hoodies, Hugs, Media, MS Warrior, NHS, Parents, Restaurants, Robert Peston, Shops, Symptoms, Wally
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Will we ever have it all?
In the early 70’s, feminism was in the forefront of our minds. We thought we could have it all, didn’t we? Whilst activists were burning their bras, I, at the age of 14, couldn’t wait to get one of my … Continue reading
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Tagged Childminding, Children, Employment, family, Feminism, Guilt, Housework, Love, Marriage, Men, Only, Self-determination, Sexual Emancipation, Women's Equality, Women's Liberation, Women's Movement
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It’s coming up roses
Last month, May, was the sunniest, warmest and driest on record, since records began (again). I think I deserve it really after lockdown and putting up with another winter. I want to tell you about my garden. I’ve always loved … Continue reading
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Tagged Bees, Deadheading, Garden, Gardening, Honeysuckle, June, Landscaping, Lockdown, Mary Berry, May, Monty Don, MS, ms in a wheelchair, Pergola, Roses, Wisteria
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