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Monthly Archives: September 2019
Monday Miscellany: You need a spreadsheet
Happy Monday! I was completely missing in action last week with a stomach bug! I had a day out and worked from home two days, most of the time I wasn’t working or throwing up was spent sleeping.I also got … Continue reading
Friday Links: Everybody is making excuses but nothing is getting done
Happy Friday! Cameron may have fought Brexit. But it was his policies that made it happen There is a belief around at the moment, encouraged by many of the 21 Conservative MPs recently expelled from the party by Johnson, that … Continue reading
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Tagged 4 day week, advice columns, Bettel, cost of living, David Cameron, inheritance tax, Israeli elections, links, loaning baking tins, Okra is foul, Palestine, September
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Allotment Adventures: September jobs
September is a strange month as we come to the end of the summer crops, everything looks a bit straggly and we have to start making decisions about whether to push a crop another week or pull it up. This … Continue reading
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Monday Miscellany: Off
Happy Monday! Last week was an odd week. I was not feeling it, on Wednesday morning I woke up not being able to see properly out of my left eye, that’s a migraine warning right there! I got through the … Continue reading
Friday Links: Late…
Happy Friday! Week in Review: Clinging to reality under a post-truth government. This is so interesting about what recent politics are doing to our political infrastructure but this is what really worries me… The British position seems to have involved … Continue reading
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What I Ate: Food, Cooking and Budgets Week One
Ok, week one of eight. Co-incidentally, last Thursday when I posted about having a food reset, for budget and planning and cooking, was also when I did the food shop. Ma and I went to Shefford for J’s birthday and … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: No time
We did no work on the allotment this weekend because we weren’t there! I went round on Saturday morning to pick and that was it. I have to confess it’s all looking a little bit ragged and there is work. … Continue reading
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Self Care for Season Affective Disorder
September is not my favourite month, even on its warmer days, there’s a chill in the morning and evenings and over the course of the month we lose two hours of daylight. Which for people like me who are seasonally … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, coping strategies, How I Live, living with SAD, SAD, Seasonal Affective Disorder, September 2019
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Monday Miscellany: A Four Year Old in the Family
Happy Monday! People it has been a week! I’ve had a low, level annoying virus, sore throat, slightly snotty and very tired. It’s not been enough to be off work, just enough to annoy me! I have a new role … Continue reading
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Friday Links: 100% failure rate
Happy Friday! It’s been quite a week for news… Britain’s Political Chaos Shows Everything Is Okay. Last week, my friend Kathy, who grew up in a country with an actual written constitution, was arguing about how dangerous Boris was because … Continue reading
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