Working on it
Annabel Lee | Working on itWhat’s the meaning of life but make it FUN \ud83c\udf88a newsletter about what makes a happy and meaningful life for people who are also figuring it out as they go along
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Please don’t call me mum
I’ve just finished a wonderful book - Natural Disaster by Lisa Owens - in which a woman attempts to have a magical last day of maternity leave with her two young children. Naturally everything goes wildly off the rails. I related hard to a...
The internet is obsessed with making us hurry up - what if we slowed down instead?
I’ve been working less over the summer and while this has given me the luxury of a bit of time, one thing I’ve noticed is the pressure to always be on / doing something / hurrying up.
Side note, I’m currently re-reading the holy text Bridg...
The unexpected best way I've found to build community? A puppy
Something so weird has started happening to me lately - people are being absolutely delightful.
I’d like to put this down to my dazzling personality, but the truth is, it’s because I have a puppy.
She’s now six months old and for the last...
Hate expectations
It’s the summer!! And for every working parent I know the biggest juggle of the year - how to work and look after the kids and try to ‘make memories’ without losing your mind.
I wrote about the massive lack of childcare for disabled childr...
The vibe I am hoping to bring to Christmas this year is actually enjoying myself, as well as making magic and merriment for my kids.
Like many mothers I know, at the moment I feel I am one notification from my children’s school away from a stress related breakdown. There is so much to do. It’s lovely stuff, but there is so much. Nativity! Presents! Christmas Jumpers! Dec...
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\ud83c\udf88Freelance writer, journalist + consultant. Words in Guardian, I News, Stylist etc. My newsletter is about making life more meaningful inc. work, wellness, parenting, freelancing, creativity + community for people also figuring it out on the way \ud83d\udc4b
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