Cow Parsley
Lucy InglisLondon history, global narcotics and addiction history, and probably a lot of 80s/90s rural Lincolnshire and Yorkshire nostalgia. Come on in, the water's warm.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 94 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The One About Anniversaries
The 30th of July would have been Dad’s 80th birthday. He died in his 50s so I always remember him as a young man, and I measure my meaningful mortality by his: packing in as much as possible until I’m the same age, then it’s all bonus gravy...
The One About 7 Years In
Seven years ago, I received an early morning call from the dog refuge - COME NOW. I slung a collar and lead in the car and ran. An hour later, the NoL and I were at the dog refuge. The manager, Annie, said There is a lot to take on here. So...
The One About Aunty Moya, Part 3
Good morning, pupkins. Stay safe in the heat, please.
Most of you know, I know, that when my sister and I were babies and grown adults, our mum had the most amazing support network: my godmother, Auntie Myra, and our housekeeper, Aunty Moy...
The One About Val-en-tee-ah
I was going to do some long political thing, which will keep, but something happened today and I would like to share it. A long time ago, in what now seems like a galaxy far, far away (2006), Mr I & I got our first puppy together, Bridie th...
The One About Princess Serafina
In today’s edition of ‘nothing new under the sun &c’, on the 5th of July 1732 Thomas Gordon was indicted for robbing one John Cooper, of Number 11, Eagle-court, the Strand. The two men had taken a walk together in Chelsea Fields ‘to a secre...
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