When you lose your mum in mid-life, you lose your …
The hardest thing about being a mum over 40 after losing my own was that she was always the first person I’d call – good or bad.
A personal take on fitness, confidence, ageing and why I keep showing up at the gym, even when my brain is saying no.
Products, health claims, trends and ideas. I try them, look at the evidence and work out what’s useful, what isn’t and what probably wasn’t worth the bother.
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Former newspaper journalist, PR professional, mum and the woman asking rather too many questions around here.
At 50, I’m interested in what happens when we stop accepting everything we’re told and start looking a little more closely.
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Nine days at the Mitsis Royal Mare, with family beach days, moussaka, cats and a little midlife indulgence.
A log cabin, Loch Lubnaig, canoeing, cycling, Persian barbecue and an unreasonable number of wasps.
A family stay in Rhodes, looking beyond the glossy photographs to see what a hotel actually feels like with a child.
I’m interested in thoughtful family travel, hotels, destinations and experiences that give readers something worth talking about.
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