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Thank you. Honestly, thank you so much for all th Thank you. Honestly, thank you so much for all the messages, DMs, texts and WhatsApp messages over the past couple of days. It’s made the most unbearable hours a little easier knowing so many of you were sharing your stories and your hugs and thoughts with my family.I never take this online space for granted, and it’s when I’m at most vulnerable that you all come along and scoop me up and tell me it’ll be okay, that you’ve been there and that you get it.I’m so grateful. That support gives me the strength to keep going and to have something left in the tank to give when my family need me most.Thank you. Truly. Many of you I have never met, some of you I have only met once or twice, it doesn’t matter, I still think of you as a friend and your love and compassion is something I will always treasure.People say social media is weird, that it’s fake, pointless and superficial. I couldn’t disagree more. Social media and these spaces are where I can be honest and where you all come along and say “same, T, same” or “we’re here if you need us”. It’s my safe spaceAnd that’s down to you <points finger>So thank you. Today and every day.
RIP Bob.“Bob? Funny name for a girlIt’s s RIP Bob.“Bob? Funny name for a girlIt’s short for Kate”You were the most magnificent of cats and at 18 you absolutely ruled our house. We couldn’t eat at our kitchen table because it’s where your food was, out of the dog’s reach. We couldn’t run upstairs because you’d be asleep on a stair half way up. We couldn’t sit on the chaise part of our posh new sofa because you decided within days of its arrival it would be your spot. We couldn’t leave After Eights on the table because you’d destroy the box salivating on them. Did we stop you doing any of these things? Absolutely not. As I said, you ruled this housePast tense. Yesterday morning a trip to the vet for what we thought might have been an abscess turned out to be an aggressive tumour and there was nothing the vet could do. They gave you painkillers and let me bring you home for the afternoon but at teatime we took you back and said goodbye.They said you could take treats or your favourite toy with you so you better believe I was explaining to the vet why there was a box of After Eights on the table. May you be drooling over them for ever more, Bob.You’ve left the hugest hole in all our hearts. My kids don’t remember life without you and none of us are ready for it now to be honest.Sleep tight PushTink
Have you ever thought about writing a book? I must Have you ever thought about writing a book? I must admit I did a long time ago but I’m lucky if I can string a paragraph together let alone consider writing hundreds of thousands of words in some kind of orderI’m in awe of people who do write books though and love seeing friends names on my bookshelf.One of those friends is @amanda_jennings1 who has written several books, all of them absolute page turners, that I have pretty much sat and read in one or two sittings. Full of descriptions of places you want to see, characters you want to know more about, and plots that keep you hooked.On Friday I’m hosting an online Zoom hang out with Amanda where you can ask her anything about her writing process, or how to write your own plot and develop characters. Whatever your writing question is, you can ask Amanda.If you’d like to join us, let me know. It’s at 1pm on Friday 7th May on Zoom and is only open to a handful of people so there’ll be lots of time to ask questions . And if you do join us you’ll get a signed copy of The Storm, Amanda’s latest book (next one is being written as we speak)#bookaddict #bookcommunity #bookishlove #booknerd #booksbooksbooks #bookstagramfeature #goodreads #readingismagic #readersofinstagram #welovebooks
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Hello, and welcome to Mummy Barrow, a lifestyle blog written by me, T. T is short for Tanya (but nobody uses that unless I am in trouble) and I live in the south east of England with my husband Bruce. Gin and family life feature heavily on the blog.My previous working life was as either a PA or in the property industry but now I am a full time blogger and like to try and share words of wisdom or positivity over on Instagram and snippets of our life on here. I am a mum of three 20-somethings and also recently became a proud granny.I am never far from a cuppa or a large gin, depending on the time of day.
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