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Recent experiments. Recent experiments.
So, we survived the first week back at school afte So, we survived the first week back at school after the holidays. As a parent of a child with extreme school anxiety it was… rough. Let’s hope next week will be a little easier 🤞😥.
Have you heard of ‘October Theory’? It’s app Have you heard of ‘October Theory’? It’s apparently a sort of reset month, like a ‘mini January’ or a ‘second New Year’s’. Or so the theory goes. I don’t know if I buy it, but after hearing about it I was prompted to go back through all my October photos from the past decade, thus losing the next few hours of my life down a rabbit hole of nostalgia. It was fun though, trawling through the memories. I rarely take the time to do that. So many things and photos I had totally forgotten about. So here is one photo for each of the previous ten Octobers: 2014 - wide-eyed baby Theo. I’m often shocked when I see photos of him at this age. I somehow forgot about his angelic white blonde ringlets. Such a contrast to the dead straight dark brown hair currently atop his head. 2015 - First visit to our household from the tooth fairy. It was a big deal. 2016 - Theo sans his angel locks, but still just a wide-eyed boy. 2017 - A self portrait of me at 27 weeks pregnant with Jude. I snuck the other two kids in the photo too. 2018 - That baby bump magically transformed into this roly-poly hunk of delectable chunk. 2019 - A trio of troublemakers. 2020 - A car ride home from the beach at sunset. Some of my favourite memories are from these balmy, Spring and Summer afternoons. 2021 - Our first and last attempt at carving a pumpkin. It always looks easier than it is. I’m surprised no one lost a finger. 2022 - My chunky baby transformed into this lanky boy, seemingly overnight. 2023 - A trio of troublemakers, 4 years on.
August outtakes: 1. I’ve been inextricably draw August outtakes: 1. I’ve been inextricably drawn to this song lately and I’ve only just discovered it was the number one song the year I was born. Fun fact. 2. My new favourite shirt. I dream to one day have the same amount of unselfconscious awkwardness that Louis has. At the moment I just have a very conscious level of awkwardness. 3. Lucy looking at me with an appropriate amount of confusion and pity. 4. When our wisteria blooms it’s always a welcome sign that Spring is here. 5. Am I too late to the ‘very demure’ thing, or was that like three weeks ago now? I’m too old to keep up. 6. I took the kids to see Bettlejuice Bettlejuice and I found it unexpectedly enjoyable. The sugar helped. 7. Just another Zeppelin shirt. I also think I’m addicted to Depop. Seriously, I need an intervention.
I was trying to get a photo of my necklace but my I was trying to get a photo of my necklace but my aim was wildly off. And this is the only photo I got that was even a tiny bit in focus. I guess that’s why they invented tripods. But I kinda like it anyway. Some of my favourite photos are ‘accidents’.
While searching for something to watch over the we While searching for something to watch over the weekend I came across a series called ‘The secret lives of Mormon wives.’ From the title alone I immediately assumed that this might be some sort of hard-hitting documentary. And even though the banner image of eight immaculate, over-airbrushed women posing like they're Victoria Secrets models seemed to be a little incongruous with my interpretation of the title, I ignored this obvious red flag and proceeded to press play. As quickly as the opening sequence began, I realised that I had indeed been mistaken. This wasn’t a docuseries at all but rather it’s poor, tasteless cousin, the reality TV show. As disappointed as I was, I was also tired of searching for something to watch and, dare I say it, I was even a little intrigued. So, I gave in to my base desires, submitting to being manipulated by the manufactured drama of it all. At one point during the show, I had a moment when I suddenly stopped and thought, ‘wait …. am I somehow racist against young, beautiful white women?’ I couldn’t tell most of them apart, they all looked the same. There was the pregnant lady, the token black lady (who, shock, really doesn’t get much of a look-in at all) and then a bunch of skinny, blondish-brunetish white women with almost identical personalities. At one point, one of these women dyed her hair red and I rejoiced: ‘Ok, so now I have the red haired lady, the pregnant lady and the token black lady’. But my excitement was short-lived. As soon as she had dyed her hair red it was back to being blonde. I guess red wasn’t generic enough? But this was the least of my problems with this show. At one point I felt like screaming profanities when one of the obviously abusive men in the show tried to justify his behaviour to his partner with the line, ‘I love you. I love you too much, that’s my problem’. I think we can all agree, his abundance of love for her was not the problem. And don’t even get me started on the labiaplasty business. So, yeah, I think it’s safe to say I fully gave myself over to being manipulated and rage-baited. I really only have myself to blame. Did anyone else accidentally on purpose hate watch this show?

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