To be brought up with money,power,beauty and status are advantages few of us are lucky to have. But to be “raised right” is a scarcer,more valuable privilege.
Whether they’re getting high distinctions or failing it doesn’t make a difference. They’re all wasting their time,money,arrogance,self-belief and unlined skin.
I’m not sure if having the answers would have saved my nasturtiums,but not knowing didn’t help me either. Somehow,my fantasy didn’t bring peace or protection.
For those dealing with chronic health conditions,the choice to continue or stop taking medication during pregnancy can be complicated.
Nothing tells you more about a person than what’s in their fridge. And while this fascination has been around for centuries,it’s now bloomed into a full-blown social obsession.
Gossip,meals,lawnmowers,utensils,daily stresses,chores,petty grievances and half-finished bottles of wine are constantly shared. Doorbells go un-rung,shoes unworn. It’s as common to drop by in pyjamas as it is jeans.
As a millennial who came of age in digital media,I know a lot about memes. But nothing prepared me for the onslaught of “jokes” I’d witness as a new parent.
Whether you shop or work in second-hand stores,the onslaught of brands like Shein and Kmart’s Anko is hard to ignore.
While being properly poor sadly remains demode,this season we want the illusion of struggle. The eau de toilette of fiscal stress,not the full-on perfume.
The coffee chain probably thought they’d hit the jackpot when my older sister asked them to give me a job. I could be a Solange to her Beyonce. How wrong they were.
Thin cotton,a flattering cut and timeless,the Hot Day Dress is the mythical holy grail of women’s wardrobes.