When Poetry Saved The Day
I’m sure that many people are aware of how the UK government’s interference with the education system is failing children.
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sensitivity
New Year’s Resolutions? No thanks. I’ll do ‘Sustainable Positive Habits’ Instead.
Oh dear, my title has given away all the exciting stuff I was going to explain. Never mind.
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Neoliberalism: the invisible monster
I had intended for this blog post to be about some books that I read recently and greatly appreciated, but
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A Christmas argument… and cognitive dissonance
As some of you already know, as an HSP I’m slow to react to stuff. Which is why I’m not
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Social media, high sensitivity and overwhelm
As an HSP (Highly Sensitive Person) I often find the world overwhelming. Sometimes I think it would have been good
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Overwhelm, publishing and our favourite children’s books
Things have been super-hectic here, what with the usual summer activities – Sports Day, the school play and the village
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The Mentor’s Journey (Interlude)
Having just now come to an end of a period of mentorship I am taking a break. I am in
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Anticipation
When I was about fifteen or sixteen, I had to write a kind of list poem for my English studies.
Overwhelm and holidays
Before we went on holiday last month I was exhausted. There were a lot of loose ends to tie up
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Sensitivity
Welcome to the ‘Look At All The Women’ Carnival: Week 3 – ‘The Eclectic Others’ This post was written especially
Currently Reading: Quiet
Various fairy tales, the Brambly Hedge stories by Jill Barklem, The Three Musketeers by Dumas, Core Maths by Bostock and
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