I listen to R4 a lot in any case, but these days as I am (to my surprise) deemed a key worker, I have a dispensation to park near where I work, to avoid public transport. So every morning I drive in in splendid isolation, a flask of coffee in the cup holder, and at that time of day what I mostly hear is politicians being interviewed by Nick Robinson.
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Home
One of the things that I still hold very much against my ex is the loss of a family home for my children. Continue reading Home
Festivities Then and Now, Post Divorce
Shortly before xmas I wrote a blog post for a divorce website where I spent a lot of time in the early years, venting and getting support. I wanted to reassure people new to all the trauma that it does get better. Continue reading Festivities Then and Now, Post Divorce
Well, Well, Well. Still Not Sunk In.
I am now a published author. The book is available to buy in paperback or download from Amazon. Continue reading Well, Well, Well. Still Not Sunk In.
Going Underground
I don’t think about him that much any more. Well, until he sent me an email yesterday, which I found agitating. Continue reading Going Underground
I Can Count On One Hand The Friends I Lost
They say you find out who your real friends are. I’m not sure that’s right. Continue reading I Can Count On One Hand The Friends I Lost
The Ghost of Christmas Past
Four years ago. He’d been gone a few weeks, and was still talking about maybe coming back. Continue reading The Ghost of Christmas Past
Contempt: the Relationship Canary
I froze. The man on the radio said his research enabled him to predict, within half an hour of listening to them talking, which couples would split. And the killer clue was: contempt. Continue reading Contempt: the Relationship Canary
The Note on the Mat
I was so happy, the day I came home to find the note. Continue reading The Note on the Mat
Turning 4
A fully grown and scarily articulate woman says she is turning four. Continue reading Turning 4