
GenX Mum trying to make sense of the madness of modernity. Join me as I let off steam about the state of things, get nostalgic and little bit silly too. If you like my work please share with your friends. Thank you for your support. xx
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It was all pretty futuristic and novel to begin with. I clearly remember my first time properly sitting in front of a “BBC Computer” at school. Our eccentric and awkwardly lanky “Computer Studies” teacher with ba...
We are living through the pathetic blandification of everything. And it’s replaced all the interesting and colourful aspects of life. Everything has become kind of “greyed out”. Sure there has always been space for clean cut nice boys in po...
Casting my mind back to more innocent and “normal” times, I will admit that my thoughts about politics were about as lacklustre as my thoughts about celebrity gossip or soap operas. I felt rather removed and disengaged from most of what I s...
Madness, “Our House” 1982
A little while ago, I wrote a social media “note” here on “The Substack” saying “Make being normal, normal again”.
A few people said the obligatory “what’s normal?” and a couple of people said that they would pre...
I recently watched a discussion on The New Statesman channel on YouTube called “GenZ man haters. Why do young women hate men?
Here is the link to the video. I recommend giving it a watch:-
Why do young women hate men? | UK Politics | The...
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