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  • Slipping of the Mask

    Slipping of the Mask

    The biggest ‘news’ item this week was Oprah’s interview with Meghan and Harry. Probably the two most discussed items from the interview were the claims that they were victims of racism by senior members of the royals and that Meghan had been suicidal during her pregnancy with Archie. The world appears to be strongly divided…

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  • Plagues and Anniversaries

    Plagues and Anniversaries

    This month marks an entire year since we have been locked down. A year since we have had people around, a year since we have had a social life, a year since I had a hair cut, a year since I coloured my hair, a year since we have seen my Mother, a year of…

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  • Awakening the Crone

    Awakening the Crone

    I have had insomnia as long as I can remember. When I was a child I would sneak out of bed and watch telly with my Dad who was also an insomniac (but he just said he was a night owl). I had some odd habits to lull myself into sleep. I would lie on…

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  • Peaks and Valley-entines

    Peaks and Valley-entines

    Last weekend was as full of highs and lows as a bipolar disorder riding a roller coaster. Even though I was prepared for the possibility that the majority of the Republicans would not have the balls to do what was right and vote to convict Trump, I was still devastated when the votes were in…

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  • Judged

    Judged

    This was a bigly YUGE week in the USA. On Tuesday the second impeachment hearings began and Mr. Trump’s attorneys and the House impeachment managers were each given two hours to present their cases to senators for debate over the constitutionality of the impeachment hearings. The 8 impeachment managers were appointed by House Speaker Nancy…

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