THE ODDS OF YOU BY KATE DRAMIS – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Bloomsbury Publishing Kate Dramis is an Atlanta-based writer whose obsession with fantasy worlds and with escaping into a good love story eventually drove her to pursue her dream of becoming an author. She is the author of the instant #2 Sunday Times bestseller, The Curse of Saints. When she’s not busy writing banter that makes her laugh embarrassingly loudly, you can find her impulse-booking her latest travel adventure, snuggling with her dogs and cat, or tormenting her growing legion of readers on TikTok and Instagram with vague book teasers. This story actually had me laughing out loud at…
View PostWHAT AN EVENING!
SPIRITUAL EVENTS AT THE COTERIE! Thursday evening was something very different; Georgie, our host, has her own way of doing things, which is different- well, it was for me. The spiritual evenings I have been to involve a 1-1 reading of cards or a group setting where it is just luck if you are picked for a message. I realise many are sceptical about these evenings, but I like to go just out of interest about what they say. You can then make an informed decision yourself afterwards; I always think the more knowledge you have about things, always helps.…
View PostSUNDAY FUN
ENZO I had a lovely day on Sunday as Enzo was here for the day while Mum worked. The bug hotel was a bargain for £4, which he really enjoyed painting and putting together. (From BnM) I got him this new game of Air hockey from Tiger Tiger in Canterbury, the other day, as everything in the shop was £5, another bargain! We had such fun playing this. I thought I would be good at it, but he beat me every time. The time went so quickly, and then it was lunch, he wanted his favourite that I get from…
View PostLOVE
I’ve always loved you, that flows from their mouth so often, another one is I will love you forever. How often has someone said those words to you? I bet it is at least 80% of the people reading this. Why do words of love flow from people’s mouths, but they don’t actually mean it? Have we become a nation of not admitting the truth to others and ourselves? Do the words I love you not mean as much anymore, so we just say them because they are expected or needed? Have we become a needy race, having to hear…
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