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A women’s ‘magazine’ that doesn’t tell you you’re not pretty enough or thin enough or that your toenails aren’t white enough or that you should feel ashamed if you eat cereal for dinner.… Read More
A women’s ‘magazine’ that doesn’t tell you you’re not pretty enough or thin enough or that your toenails aren’t white enough or that you should feel ashamed if you eat cereal for dinner.… Read More
I read an excellent article on the Politics of Thrift recently and it really resonated with me. When it comes to money, I’ve always been careful. As a kid, I saved my pocket… Read More
Books are a big part of our lives here at Tweetie Towers so today, I thought I’d do a round up of picture books we love. We start with Jack and the Flumflum… Read More
Give yourself the space and time to make good decisions I don’t know who to attribute this quote to but used to have it on my wall when I was a teenager. Even… Read More
Balance is something I talk a lot about in my work, probably because so many people that I counsel or coach feel out of balance in one or more spheres of their life.… Read More
Hello Bea, I’d like to share an idea with you. One hundred years ago thousands of women walked from all across Britain, starting from as far away as Lands End and Newcastle, converging… Read More
So, it finally happened. There’d been hints of it before (indicating the Play Doh box: “this is for boys AND girls, mummy!”) but it was never outright until the other night. A certain… Read More
This is an extract from my forthcoming book ‘Spandex, Screw Jobs and Cheap Pops’, about the UK professional wrestling industry. In the following edited excerpt, wrestlers Sweet Saraya Knight and Nikki Storm give… Read More
I’ve been living in Switzerland for ten years now. The move from Australia, where most fresh fruits and vegetables are available all year round, to Switzerland, where the seasons dictate which fresh foods… Read More
One of my very favourite fictional characters is Permanent Rose, from Hilary McKay’s Casson Family books. She is the youngest of four, living in a rather unconventional and chaotic family, and she loves… Read More