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THE EMPTY NEST – 3 YEARS????!
‘nothing is too scary, the scary thing is doing nothing.’ Continue reading
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Tagged #kids, bereavement, blog, changinglife, cornwall, country, cycling, decisions, diary, emptynest, emptynesters, family bereavment, life, London, movingon, newopportunities, pubs, surfing
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The Empty Nest – One heart open for business.
To say my world was completely tipped over is an understatement. Continue reading
Posted in Home Blog, London to Lewes, The Empty Nest
Tagged bereavement, blog, children, daughters, diary, family, family bereavement, hope, inspiration, life, lifestyle, love, novel, relationships, sons, travel, wordpress
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The Empty Nest – Bobble Head
Week Two Family Check:- Eldest – no crisis – excellent, if busy week at work contributing to major work event. Middle – mini crisis – first trip was a success, learning to live out of a suitcase and adjusting to … Continue reading
Posted in Home Blog, Journey - Beneath the Surface, London to Lewes, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, cabin crew, children, contemporary, countryliving, daughters, empty head, empty nest, family, family life, funny, humour, lifestyle, London, menopause, sons, students, travel, university, weekends
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The Empty Nest – Fresher’s Flu Strikes
One week down and Youngest is still alive! Just.
I know this because:-
He’s asked for more money.
Eldest confirmed it and…
When we did eventually Skype (apparently freshers’ week is just too busy to find 10 minutes) he was sneezing into a tissue. Continue reading
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Tagged children, diary, emptynest, family, flu, freshers, funny, humour, students, travel, university
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The Empty Nest – and so it begins
I’ve perfected my brave ‘goodbye’ face enabling me to wave happily until the car turns around the corner just far enough out of sight to allow my throat to constrict and a small tear to drop silently. Continue reading
Posted in Home Blog, Journey - Beneath the Surface, London to Lewes, The Empty Nest, Uncategorized
Tagged children, empty nest, family, humour, leaving home, lifestyle, students, university
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From London to Lewes – On Reflection…
As well as posting my adventures as long haul cabin crew in the form of Suzi, (Love, Suzi x) I’m going to update you with my recent adventures. This is an excerpt of a book I’m writing about how my … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary, countryliving, diary, England, family, family life, humour, Lewes, lifestyle, relocation, renovation
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From London to Lewes – On days like these…
As well as posting my adventures as long haul cabin crew in the form of Suzi, (Love, Suzi x) I’m going to update you with my recent adventures. This is an excerpt of a book I’m writing about how my … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary, countryliving, diary, family, family life, humour, lifestyle, London, renovation
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From London to Lewes – Surviving … just.
As well as posting my adventures as long haul cabin crew in the form of Suzi, (Love, Suzi x) I’m going to update you with my recent adventures. This is an excerpt of a book I’m writing called From London … Continue reading
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Tagged beach read, contemporary, countryliving, diary, family life, humour, Lewes, li, lifestyle, Livestock, local produce, London, relocation, renovation
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From London to Lewes – The End of Peace and Quiet
As well as posting my adventures as long haul cabin crew in the form of Suzi, (Love, Suzi x) I’m going to update you with my recent adventures. This is an excerpt of a book I’m writing called From London … Continue reading
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Tagged builders, building, diary, family, family life, funny, humour, Lewes, lifestyle, London, relocation, renovation
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