If you’re still busy choosing my Christmas present, please know this: I do not want a kindle. I love books. I have hundreds – including a shelf full
Coys, cousins and people with new boobs
Our family’s growing. Oh I heard that sharp intake of breath! You can de-gasp, it’s not that! New cousins are coming out the woodwork lately, and
Sparkling, flirting and not spending money
Sensible blogs don’t do it for you, apparently. Too boring! Not as much fun as exploits with naked scrabble buddy or the adventures of the 80s – no?
Swerving, dancing and fancying people at work
We all know deep down that it’s the tiny things that make all the difference but do we ever stop to really think what those things are? Let’s take
Phobias, fate and embarrassing things happening in lifts
This week's blog is sensible. I'm pointing this out for the benefit of new readers. Actually it always veers on the less-than-completely-bonkers
Rude men, parties and thanking a lot of people
That’s the sort of week I like… Started with a party, ended with a party and a party inbetween! Also a trip to Nottingham, a midweek girls’ night out
Web designers, unmade beds and Blondie
My accountant commented this week that I seem to have recently developed a thing for web designers. Meeting interesting people for coffee isn’t
Broomsticks, balloons and too much Baileys…
Of course I had to write today. You’d be amazed at how many people have asked if I’m really a witch and, believe it or not, what I do for the rest of
Chucking drinks and men losing their balls…
Encouraged by your lovely comments (thank you!), I decided to post quickly tonight before setting off on holiday tomorrow. Two issues have dominated