Originally posted on Rosie Amber:
Today’s team review is from Alison, she blogs here http://alisonwilliamswriting.wordpress.com/ Alison has been reading Good Vibrations by Margaret Halliday Good Vibrations – A Story of a Single 60s Mum Margaret’s story makes for a very interesting read and offers a real insight into how things were for young woman in the…
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Musselburgh Family Fun Day
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Chisholme Institute visit, part 2
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The Belly Dancer: cover preview
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Chisholme Institute visit, part 1
Last Wednesday I returned to Chisholme Institute, or the Beshara School, for a much overdue and too brief visit. (www.chisholme.org) The school is situated high in the hills of the Scottish Borders, near the hamlet of Roberton, just south of Hawick. I was last there in August 2013 for their wonderful Rumi Festival and hadn’t … Continue reading
