Caroline Hooton
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Writes a little, reads a lot.
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Not to mention “back to basics” and the campaign against single mothers being responsible for all society’s ills.
November 12, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Not to mention “back to basics” and the campaign against single mothers being responsible for all society’s ills.
On the journey back out I was checked in and through security in 10 minutes. Again, older people were along the route to point the way and answer questions. Incredibly efficient and very impressive. Finger snaps all around.
November 12, 2025 at 12:42 AM
On the journey back out I was checked in and through security in 10 minutes. Again, older people were along the route to point the way and answer questions. Incredibly efficient and very impressive. Finger snaps all around.
Thanks to bad weather the window got shortened by 20 minutes. On-line guidance was to allow 90 minutes minimum so was close to squeaky bum territory. In the event, however, I was through in 30 minutes. Incredibly efficient and helped by having older people there to offer assistance along the way.
November 12, 2025 at 12:42 AM
Thanks to bad weather the window got shortened by 20 minutes. On-line guidance was to allow 90 minutes minimum so was close to squeaky bum territory. In the event, however, I was through in 30 minutes. Incredibly efficient and helped by having older people there to offer assistance along the way.
Oh I know about that. They have to monitor it because if it goes kablooey it will potentially send a tsunami up the Thames.
November 12, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Oh I know about that. They have to monitor it because if it goes kablooey it will potentially send a tsunami up the Thames.
I hesitate to ask this but are they wearing green?
November 11, 2025 at 11:02 PM
I hesitate to ask this but are they wearing green?
The Astonishing Colour Of After by Emily X. R. Pan is a powerful and moving debut YA novel that looks at what it means to live with a parent with depression that incorporates Chinese spiritual beliefs with a magical realist twist bit.ly/47S0gsW - #bookreview #yafiction #youngadultfiction #grief
November 11, 2025 at 9:49 AM
The Astonishing Colour Of After by Emily X. R. Pan is a powerful and moving debut YA novel that looks at what it means to live with a parent with depression that incorporates Chinese spiritual beliefs with a magical realist twist bit.ly/47S0gsW - #bookreview #yafiction #youngadultfiction #grief