EmmaLucy Cole
@emmalucycole.bsky.social
☆ PhD researcher with Traumatic Brain Injury
☆ University of Bristol
☆ Thesis: "Stereotypes of Bedouin in Travel Writing since TE Lawrence"
☆ Erstwhile Wanderer
☆ University of Bristol
☆ Thesis: "Stereotypes of Bedouin in Travel Writing since TE Lawrence"
☆ Erstwhile Wanderer
You're most welcome! I've been planning to read your book for months, and it was a lovely way to start 😻
March 12, 2025 at 6:01 PM
You're most welcome! I've been planning to read your book for months, and it was a lovely way to start 😻
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I've set up a JustGiving. Here is the link:
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Thank you SO much to anyone who donates!! ❤️
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Thank you SO much to anyone who donates!! ❤️
Amy's running a half-marathon to help refugees
Help Amy McI raise money to support Scottish Refugee Council
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February 2, 2025 at 8:09 PM
I've set up a JustGiving. Here is the link:
www.justgiving.com/page/amy-mci...
Thank you SO much to anyone who donates!! ❤️
www.justgiving.com/page/amy-mci...
Thank you SO much to anyone who donates!! ❤️
You are most welcome😍
February 3, 2025 at 9:54 PM
You are most welcome😍
Yay!
I found one in the gym shower last week, had to extract it without alarming anyone else!!
I found one in the gym shower last week, had to extract it without alarming anyone else!!
February 2, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Yay!
I found one in the gym shower last week, had to extract it without alarming anyone else!!
I found one in the gym shower last week, had to extract it without alarming anyone else!!
I've found your words on pacing have really resonated! I miss being a travel writer (can't travel!) but your book has really helped me on the way towards finding a different way of still being myself, still moving, still observing; but whilst managing the symptoms. It is very beautifully written.
February 2, 2025 at 3:28 PM
I've found your words on pacing have really resonated! I miss being a travel writer (can't travel!) but your book has really helped me on the way towards finding a different way of still being myself, still moving, still observing; but whilst managing the symptoms. It is very beautifully written.