There have been times in my life when I’ve ignored my intuition, pushing that persistent feeling away so I could rush full steam ahead into situations that had no benefit to me. Then I’ve kicked myself hard because I knew better and then had to deal with the consequences of ignoring that voice. Intuition is
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I know that spring is almost over, although here in the UK you could argue that we’re still in winter, but I’m having a fashionably late spring cleaning giveaway anyway. It’s to celebrate me finally making a little dent in my, also fashionably late, writing career. I’ve published a handy little ebook (and soon to
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Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve happily escaped to the land of dreams at night. It’s unusual if I don’t remember my dreams in the morning, and some have been so vivid that I can remember then years later. I’ve had premonitions in dreams, I’ve met with relatives (and my dog) that have passed from
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Mondays are my lazy cooking day, and it’s been termed as the ‘everything with chips’ day by the kids. I throw something from the freezer into the oven, serve the kids their ‘whatever’ with chips and then in the evening MrT and I have something quick, like a sandwich and salad. I give myself the
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Early in the morning during the week, I sit in my conservatory to begin working. Usually it’s raining (it is England after all) and usually it’s cold (ditto) but I enjoy the time to procrastinate watch the elements and the birds in the garden. We have a magpie that visits regularly to steal bits of
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Depending on where you live in the world, the moon will be full, bright and beautiful tomorrow or Sunday. Luna is going to be the closest she’s been to our little planet this year so she’s been dubbed the super moon. With her close proximity, she should appear about 16 per cent bigger than normal.
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You Have No Idea: A Famous Daughter, Her No-nonsense Mother, and How They Survived Pageants, Hollywood, Love, Loss (and Each Other) In 1984, the news that the first African-American woman won the Miss America title somehow filtered down to me. I was eleven years old at the time and beauty pageants hadn’t quite yet died
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