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Category Archives: Life in Highgate 50′s
14th of May is forever etched in my memory.
My late mother’s birthday. I know many people remember their loved ones on their anniversary days and I am no exception. Today I remember her fortitude, helping her own mother to steer us all to safety in the Second World … Continue reading
Sorry kings and things, the Sales now beckon!
Well not in my house and not here in sunny Brighon, there are only so many sequins I can wear in the garden. I’m not saying that in a sad way. I was once keen on a bargain. But these days … Continue reading
