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Alex Mitchell: Dry Wit, Big Laughs, Zero Fuss
There’s a particular joy in watching a comedian who doesn’t need to shout for attention — they just quietly take the room and win it. Alex Mitchell is exactly that kind of performer: sharp, understated, and effortlessly funny. Alex’s comedy … Continue reading
No, I’m Not Explaining Myself
Why Women Don’t Owe Anyone an Apology for Not Having Children Somewhere along the way, “I don’t have children” became a sentence that invites follow-up questions. Sometimes gentle. Sometimes awkward. Often loaded. Why not?You’d be such a good mum.You might … Continue reading
Laura Lexx: Clever, Kind, and Quietly Brilliant
Laura Lexx is proof that comedy doesn’t have to shout to be powerful. Warm, whip-smart, and wonderfully self-aware, Laura has a rare ability to make you laugh hard while also making you feel strangely comforted — like you’ve just had … Continue reading
Why comedy is good for your mental health and wellbeing
We all know that feeling when laughter takes over – the kind where your cheeks ache, your belly hurts, and for a moment, the world feels a little lighter. Comedy isn’t just about entertainment, it plays a powerful role in … Continue reading
B is for Bergen, Norway
We visited Bergen in May and had a great time exploring the city. Weather was a mix of rain, cloud, and beautiful sunshine. When sun came out it made such a difference, and there are plenty of places to sit, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bergen, blue skies, Bryggen, city break, fjords, funicular, Jet2, Norway, tourist, Travel, waterfront
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I have recently received three more health labels, Thumb Osteoarthritis NOS, Dupuytren’s contracture and Otosclerosis. Despite this, I am taking a proactive approach, participating in a clinical thumb study and finding solutions like rechargeable hand warmers for my hands, as … Continue reading
Posted in Day to day, Health, Travel
Tagged dupuytrens, Health, labels, living life, long-term health conditions, osteoarthritis, otosclerosis, vitiligo
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Our Norwegian Affair
In April 2023, we took a P&O cruise down the Norwegian fjords on the Iona. We stopped at Stavanger, Alesund, Olden, and Haugesund. It was a bit grey and wet in Stavanger, our first stop, but also a public holiday. … Continue reading
W is for Whitby
W is for the world-class fish and chips from the Magpie Cafe and Trenchers – other chippies are available! W is for wandering around Whitby town and mooching in the gift and confectionery shops. W is for Whitby sea salt … Continue reading
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Tagged fish and chips, North Yorkshire, seagulls, seaside, waves, Whitby, Whitby Abbey, Whitby Pier
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Holidays aren’t supposed to harm you!
Our first holiday together as a couple was to Acapulco in the early 90s.It was three weeks for the price of two with Thomas Cook.We flew Manchester to Heathrow, Heathrow to Mexico City, and finally, Mexico City to Acapulco. How … Continue reading
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Tagged Acapulco, food poisoning, holiday, Mexico, roast chicken, sharks, sun, sunburn, Thomas Cook
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