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Tag Archives: politics
The EU, Motherhood, & the Patriotism of Love
Warnings: Heavy duty meandering; patriotism mostly of the ‘love & peace, man’ variety; inevitable whinging. Having been a UK resident for over half my life, I am cautious when it comes to anything which approaches even the slightest breeze of … Continue reading
Posted in Immigrant Me, Uncategorized
Tagged Britain, EU, EU referendum, European Union, full jackdaw, future, James Hilton, motherhood, patriotism, politics, Random Harvest
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Fear and Loathing in Central Doncaster
How I Learned to Embrace Facebook, with Additional Musings on the UK General Election, Mental Health, & Oysters Doncaster isn’t where I planned to move When I Grew Up (1). I had this vague idea of living in the Southwestern … Continue reading
Posted in Bipolar, Immigrant Me, mental health
Tagged bipolar, Doncaster, Facebook, fear, friends, immigration, mental health, politics, social media
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