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Bikini Lines

Posted on 26/03/2014 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

My strimmer’s broken – and yes, I did replace the wire!  This is the fourth one in as many years.  I know they’re not expensive but what a waste!  I’ve mowed the lawn but there is a definite unkempt look to … Continue reading →

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My Trivial Baby

Posted on 05/02/2013 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

They (who?) say a girl  should never go out with anyone better-looking that her.  That the beauty in a relationship should always be the property of the woman.  Why?  Because in this shallow world a woman is first noticed by her … Continue reading →

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A wave of panic that curls into a tsunami

Posted on 14/10/2010 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

I was tired, I’ve been busy, it’s been dark in the mornings and I’m in my late forties!  There, excuses out of the way, now I can reveal the details of one horrendous meeting.  At least, it was horrendous from … Continue reading →

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Talking with my feet

Posted on 28/09/2010 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

There is an art installation by a chinese artist called Wang Quingsong, or rather there was.  It has been dismantled.  The surprising, and enterprising, thing about this piece was it was alive.  I don’t mean that in an arty way I … Continue reading →

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