Women What Whistle
Pipa GordonWhen I was young, my parents told me that ladies didn't whistle, hence the title, because life's too precious and too short, to fall in line or fake it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | womenwhatwhistle.com |
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Do you ever feel like your life might fall between the cracks?
A friend turned 51 last week and said to me, ‘I need to make the next twenty years count’. And I know how she feels. I can sometimes feel like that, too.
Pursuing The Creative Life - it turns out that I really am my worst enemy, and it's been me all along!
I was talking to a friend/colleague recently who is in a similar position as me. Pursuing ‘The Creative Life’ while working, while looking after an elderly parent, while parenting - you know the drill.
Sardines for Breakfast..
Growing up in the seventies could partly be defined by the foods we ate. Sardines in tomato sauce smooshed out of a tin and straight onto hot buttered toast is one of the finer food memories I have, alongside boiled eggs for supper on a Sun...
Stop Searching For Happiness
While driving down the M40 to London earlier this week, I noticed sheep in one of the fields on my right-hand side. At the back of their field were piles of red bricks and an ivory mound of stony rubble. I had to look twice to confirm that ...
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'Just be yourself!' they say 'But who am I?' you say. It took me years to figure out what it meant to walk in my own shoes, ditch the shoulds and 'do me,' and that's pretty much what I write about—the soulful journey to finding and being ourselves.
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