Linda Holt article from Tuesday 11, February, 2020 FOR NATIONALISTS, independence is the ultimate carrot; the shining answer to anything less than ideal in present-day Scotland; the be-all and end-all of politics. Such quasi-religious beliefs exercise a terrific lure, as nationalists demonstrate on marches, in the letters pages of newspapers, on social media and indeed […]
IF THERE IS ONE ILLNESS that movies suffer from more than any other at the moment, it’s that they often come down with a really
Emma Hargan article from Tuesday 5, November, 2019 IT WAS HALLOWEEN at the Hargan’s last week! Jamie dressed up as a one-eyed monster and loved it. Lily had a black cat costume but she didn’t like it and refused to wear it. The only other costume I had for Lily was her Easter bunny outfit. […]
WHAT’S WORSE than trying to get yourself into a new routine once your toddler starts nursery? Coping with them being at home all day when
ALL UPS and no downs this week thankfully. Although a few tears. No, not Jamie or Lily – me! I got a phone call from
WELL, it’s now week five and so far we have managed to keep the house from disappearing under a pile of dust and toys and
SHE’S HERE at last! What a week it has been. A planned C-Section? There’s no such thing. So much for the relaxing and calm experience
I’M AT A LOSS how to make a relationship work. Doesn’t matter how you feel or how much you love a person, sometimes it just won’t
