Lady Shambles
Phillippa HibbsI am a chaos goblin hiding in the body of a semi-functional millennial woman (admittedly, not the best disguise). I write about popular culture, millennial life, adulthood, and the unexpected intersections between those things.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | ladyshambles.substack.com |
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Three Kids in a Trench Coat: Business Time
When I was a child, I was terrified of what working life might hold for me. Even from that young age, I could glean that working life was an ENORMOUS aspect of being an adult, and, from my parents’ experience, it seemed bad. I grew up with ...
Three Kids in a Trench Coat: Routine Beauty
On Sunday afternoons, I go swimming. When I say ‘swimming’, I mean that gentle head-above-water breaststroke that glamorous old ladies do, the kind where you could go in with a face full of make-up and it’d still be flawless by the time you...
Travels with My Parents: The Last Instalment
It’s our last week together, and we’re back in Auckland. It’s also Mother’s Day. When my parents booked to come out here, we didn’t realise that it would encompass Mother’s Day. I was thrilled when I worked that out though. As a rule, I don...
Travels with My Parents: Part Four
Dad and I are striding along the shoreline of Lake Wānaka. The preceding week, which we spent at the top of the North Island, was blessed with clear blue skies, high temperatures and gentle breezes. But we’re on the South Island now, substa...
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