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Taking the good with the bad

Taking the good with the bad

I shaved my legs today for the first time in about 3 months. To be honest, I probably could have gone for another 3 months, but I was geting excited at all this warm Sydney weather we’d been having lately. It was finally time to rid myself of winter hairiness and prepare myself for summer! … Continue reading

Taking the I out of insults

Taking the I out of insults

My friends would probably describe me as having a pretty thin skin. And I must admit, sometimes things people say really get to me. I don’t necessarily find negative feedback easy to take, particularly when it’s just flat out criticism rather than the constructive kind. But hey, it’s something I’m working on. And what better … Continue reading

One year on and still married

One year on and still married

Ciao! This post is coming at you (thanks to the wonders of automatic scheduling) from Sicily, where the hubby and I are currently celebrating our one year wedding anniversary. Thank you, thank you, it’s been a tough ride, but we’ve made it. KIDDING. The toughest thing our marriage has been through this year is deciding … Continue reading

How not to use Facebook

How not to use Facebook

You know how I feel about over-sharers I don’t know, right? Well it’s come to my attention recently that over-sharers who I do know can be even worse. And it all seems to happen on facebook (assuming you know everyone you’re friends with of course). Sure, you can tell me to buzz off – that … Continue reading

Nobody cares if you’re perfect

Nobody cares if you’re perfect

Book club (read: wine and gossip club over dinner with a minimum of two minutes discussion on the book of the month) this week surprised me. Not because of the subject matter (Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In, which is a topic for a whole other blog post), but because of my friend’s response to a little … Continue reading

What I really meant to say was… thank you!

What I really meant to say was… thank you!

As I’ve mentioned before, I like to think that I’m relatively thoughtful. I was raised with a spirit of appreciation. I used to be thankful even for the smallest gesture, touched that someone thought enough of me to offer me a gift or do something for me. But I have recently realised that an important … Continue reading

No, I really don’t need to know

No, I really don’t need to know

I’m sitting on a sold out train from London to Norwich, and all I can hear are three things: the group of guys next to me debating the merits of various smartphones a kid screaming until it nearly vomits (oh wait – it just did) the kid’s mum Here are the various things I have … Continue reading