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Amanda’s Column
Regular conversations and quizzes have been fine, but …
In her latest column, Amanda reflects on why she’s been focussed on her senses during the recent lock-down and how she continues to miss being able to fully use one of them.
Read MoreTrying to live sustainably has unexpected benefits
In her latest column, Amanda discovers that trying to live more sustainably has unexpected benefits and rekindles some old memories.
Read MoreWell-known phrases may fall off the tongue but do they prove helpful?
Many well-known phrases have been quoted to Amanda regarding her latest life event, in her latest column she muses on their accuracy.
Read MoreIt’s always worth remembering that it’s good to talk
Moving house is regularly listed as one of our most stressful life events but, in her latest column, Amanda finds a reason why it’s good to talk about the experience.
Read MoreReciprocal arrangements are the way to go!
In her latest column, Amanda discovers the surprising beauty of reciprocal arrangements and the satisfaction of playing to your strengths.
Read MoreWhy you shouldn’t knock it till you’ve tried it
In her latest column, a wearable present leads Amanda to re-assess her views and discover a previously unknown competitive spirit.
Read MoreWhat did we get up to on this year’s team away day?
You can tell it’s been a busy year as our annual team away day slipped from spring to late autumn, our activity was unusual but hugely rewarding.
Read MoreDoes putting your house in order quell feelings of self-doubt?
In our early Autumn newsletter Amanda tries to find the cause of her self-doubt by putting one element of her house in order.
Read MoreThe unexpected benefit of a smashing time
In our summer 2018 newsletter, Amanda discovers there’s an unexpected benefit to be gained from getting rid of a botched DIY job.
Read MoreWhy having an empty nest isn’t an accurate description
In our spring newsletter, Amanda tries not to be overwhelmed by a new project and is struck that the need for it hasn’t all been of her own making.
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