Tag: women’s impact

• 52and40/38 Habit Forming

  

  I read thirteen books this year.  I’m happy about re-establishing reading after years of total drought.  Some say it takes twenty-one days to form a habit.  It’s taken me nearer twenty one months.  At first my concentration was so poor I had to read every paragraph repeatedly, forcing myself to put down my phone for twenty…

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  December 29, 2017

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• Wotcha

  

  If you like my soapbox moments or share my passions, grab a coffee or a gin and get comfy as you’ve happened upon my read me here update and it’d be great to have your comments along the way. Firstly, I’ve written as a guest blogger on The History Girls Frae Scotland recently.   I…

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  December 1, 2017

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• 52and40/27 Altered Images

  

  I’ve been working on a new project called The Grantidote.  Last week it took me west, to where I come from. The Grantidote’s centering women, pausing to understand how a woman’s wholeness is made up of fragments big and small, some chosen, others delivered by circumstance. The Grantidote’s about acknowledging the marks women leave on…

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  June 19, 2017

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