Jubilee Celebrations and Our First Choir Performance (#TheSundayPost)
Although my chronic pain issues continue, I’ve had lots of distractions this week because I’ve been off work for half term.
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I’m so done with this pain (#TheSundayPost)
I’ve had a pretty good week. I still The last couple of weeks have been tough. Pain from my chronic tension headache, toothache, sinuses and TMJD has been worse than ever and is starting to get me down.
Holiday in Rutland, Easter Eggcitement and Finding My Voice (#TheSundayPost)
I’ve had a pretty good week. I still have a tension headache and a stiff neck, but I’ve finally managed to get a face-to-face appointment with my GP, so hopefully, I’ll be on the mend soon.
A to Z Challenge 2022 Master List and Reflections #AtoZChallenge
Throughout April 2022, I took part in the Blogging from A-Z Challenge for the tenth time! Below is the full list of posts, followed by my thoughts on what went well and what I could improve on next year.
Z is for Zora Neale Hurston #AtoZChallenge
For letter Z, I’ve chosen quotes from one of the most moving books I’ve ever read, Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston.
Y is for Your Favourite Quotes #AtoZChallenge
I couldn’t think of many books or authors beginning with Y, so I decided to ask for input from my fellow book lovers across social media and compile a list of your favourite book quotes.
X is for The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo #AtoZChallenge
For letter X, I’ve chosen my favourite quotes from Elizabeth Acevedo’s brilliant novel in verse, The Poet X. I couldn’t put the book down and it reduced me to floods of tears more than once.
W is for William Shakespeare #AtoZChallenge
For letter W, I’m focusing on William Shakespeare, who is probably the most quoted author of all time. It was quite a struggle to narrow down my favourite quotes to the selection here!