Onwards and Sideways! By Sophia Money-Coutts
Onwards and SidewaysA newsletter about the silliness of (my) life, featuring everyday mishaps, telly, books, bad jokes and perhaps occasional observations about the Royal family (how DOES she get her hair so shiny etc). Cerebral stuff like that.
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Tatler's 200 'most eligible' people in Britain
Look, we need a bit of frivolity this week, what with the the budget and *waves hand in the air* literally everything else going on in the world. That’s why it’s jolly lucky that Tatler’s Little Black Book list is about to come out.
One of the most controversial issues of our age...
Not Dennis. (£625 from Gucci though, if you’re keen?)
In praise of the stiff(ish) upper lip
I interviewed Sophie Kinsella in Liverpool last week. I mentioned the event in last Tuesday’s instalment, and a very good evening it was too. At least I hope it was. A sea of hundreds of fans sitting in front of us made me quite nervous to ...
Dating with Dennis
My sister put her foot down over the weekend. ‘I’m going to give you another few days and then he’s got to go in the kitchen. You’re making a rod for your own back.’ What she meant is, how am I going to meet and date anyone if I have my sma...
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