Tag Archives: family
Party Season begins
It is that time of year when party invitations start to fall on the mat and children go from being over-excited at each deposit to a smile to a shrug and ‘depends on who its from’. There’s all sorts of … Continue reading
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Tagged ball, balls, Chanukah, Christmas, Christmas and holiday season, disco, Diwali, Eid, family, festival, festivals, halloween, invitation, invitations, New Year, New Year's Eve, parent teacher, parties, party, PTA, religious festivals
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Solitary Confinement
Solitary confinement was invented many years ago as a tool for reform but instead drove the prisoner mad. How then do hermits survive? Is it the lack of policing, the authoritative body? Is it the conscious decision, the lifestyle choice … Continue reading
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Tagged family, hermit, isolate, prison, solitary confinement, violence
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Divorcing and discoursing
A very sad event has taken place in our family. My husband’s elder brother is going through a divorce. It isn’t soul detroyingly sad for them; in fact, it is, quite possibly, the best thing that could happen to the … Continue reading
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Tagged brother-in-law, divorce, family, friend, friends, marriage, names, sister-in-law, terminology, title
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Banished by Bea Turvey
Scribbled thoughts of a mad woman 