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Last updated: 08/01/2016
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To my little chicklets…. As a parent, I make lots of promises to you. I also make lots of promises to myself. My New Year's resolutions when I was 18 were, of course, very different to those I make now as a *cough* year old. (Shush!) Anyway, now that I’m your mum, I’m more keenly aware of managing you two little people, who are so impressionable and innocent, and that it is up to me to...
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Last updated: 07/01/2016
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Myself and my husband once made a pact to never go to sleep angry. No matter how blazing the row or how frayed the nerves, we both believed it was important to hash out the issue before turning in for the night. Dragging rebukes and recriminations into the next day was a receipe for disaster, we told each other, as the ill will slowly festers and both parties find further issue with one another...
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Last updated: 07/01/2016
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I recently found a list my daughter had compiled which, and I'm going to be honest here, didn't exactly portray me in a favourable light, to say the very least. Discarded among stray lego pieces and Barbie shoes, the crumbled A4 page outlined my shortcomings in a document which wouldn't have looked out of place in the Mean Girls ' Burn Book. Settling down on her beanbag which was...
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Last updated: 06/01/2016
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My teenage daughter asked me to describe childbirth over the Christmas holidays and despite having given birth four times in the last 15 years, I seriously struggled with my response. The conversation came about after watching an episode of Gogglebox where one of the cast members described labour as the hardest, but most rewarding day's work you'll ever do. Intrigued by the remark, Rebecca...
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Last updated: 05/01/2016
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I was discharged from a mental hospital, not because I felt ready to be, but because they needed the room. I had no permanent address, so they sent me to a 'hotel'. I arrived there only to realise it was a hostel for homeless people. I went into the room I was to share with another man. There was tinfoil and burnt spoons everywhere. I wandered the night, unsure of what to do or where to go. I was...
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Last updated: 05/01/2016
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Hi guys! Im a bit new to this so bear with me! I just wanted to let everyone know I will be addressing the problem surrounding the government basically washing their hands of people when they shouldn't be. I will be using stories from family and friends, the kind of stories you don't normally hear (I know a lot of people who have been let down by the government). I will also be using stories from...
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Last updated: 05/01/2016
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In among all the Christmas shopping of the past few weeks (or if I'm being honest, months – I do mine very gradually), I managed to slip in a few minutes in Eason's. It's become an annual tradition for me – I buy myself a couple of books, a couple of bottles of fancy beer and I tell myself that this Christmas will be the one that I finish them before I go back to work. We're...
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Last updated: 30/12/2015
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I was standing in line in Aldi today, surrounded by trolleys of sprouts and potatoes, parsnips and chocolate. A man in front of me gestured to a pack of cellophane wrapped dates and asked his wife in a tone of puzzlement whether she liked dates. You’ve got to have dates at Christmas she said. He nodded quietly as he took in this new information. Dates at Christmas are one of those food...
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Last updated: 27/12/2015
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Like most families, we all go absolutely berserk at Christmas and as a country, we are one of the biggest spenders at this time of year. Shopping like crazy and spending all around us! I actually started my Christmas shopping in September, picking up bits and pieces so I wouldn't have a last minute panic! So now I'm, thankfully, all done and dusted. So, onto buying and giving to Jack (6...
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Last updated: 24/12/2015
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