Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ We should teach our children empathy, understanding and love. Humans are all different, and some need more help than others. Whether it is a hidden disablity such as Autism, ADHD, mental illness or one you can see more easily, such as being in a wheelchair. Nobody deserves to be mocked for beingContinue reading “Understanding”
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Name Blindness
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ I have trouble remembering names. Working in a school, there are many I have to remember. Teachers I perceive as easier because if I cannot recall from a previous meeting, I am able to just say miss or sit and avoid punishment with it. When it is a child, that is moreContinue reading “Name Blindness”
Blogging
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ My initial reason for blogging was to promote my novel ‘‘It Won’t Happen Again’’. My daughter helped with the book cover and design for ‘‘Writer Ravenclaw’’. Although I never got the sales I hoped for, I found a group of talented authors with a like-minded love of writing. I started taking partContinue reading “Blogging”
A Blur
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ I have no sense of direction. When anyone gives me instructions on what way to go, I remember only the first part of the conversation. My husband expects me to understand every single instruction, but after the first sentence, all I get is turn left, and the rest is a blur. ItContinue reading “A Blur”
Cheap and Cheerful
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ I am definitely not a snob in the coffee, tomato ketchup, or where I shop. Drinking decaffeinated, I purchased the own brand, and discovered it to be just as delicious as Nescafe. Heinze red sauce is so expensive, at nearly four pound for a small bottle. Does the low-cost version taste lessContinue reading “Cheap and Cheerful”
Good Surprises
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ I wouldn’t want to know my future. Living your life, rather than thinking about what could happen. If we knew something bad was going to occur, it might consume your life trying to change something that we can do nothing about. It is also nice to have good surprises and share themContinue reading “Good Surprises”
Common Sense?
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ We all have an opinion on something; when I am blogging, I keep that to myself. Mostly about politics and religion. The same with family. I don’t like confrontation and these topics could cause arguments. It is different with my grown up kids because through them I understand life a little better.Continue reading “Common Sense?”
Physical
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ Before Amazon, we would have to go to a physical shop. It helped with spending habits because you had time to think about what you were buying. Although, as https://jimadamsauthordotcom.wordpress.com/author/newepicauthor/ said, credit cards make it too easy to spend. I don’t have them anymore; hopefully learnt my lesson. If I am withoutContinue reading “Physical”
Instinct
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ This year I have started a GCSE Math course. I work in a school, and wanted to see if I could pass. A test designed for sixteen-year-olds, most adults couldn’t pass it. When my tutor asked if I could do the higher level, my first instinct was to run. It still is.Continue reading “Instinct”
Posting Likes
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ It depends on the content of the blog and whether they want to read it. To interact with other bloggers is brilliant. When I read their stories, poems or their day to day life, it makes me happy. When they do the same for me, it helps me to value my ownContinue reading “Posting Likes”
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