Author: Emily Taylor
Diary Entry Thursday Today something strange and frightening happened at work, and I cant stop thinking about it.
Margaret, a dedicated mathematics teacher, was preparing to celebrate the birthday of her dear friend
My mother has now reached the age of 73. Shes quite a modern woman, despite her years, and still keeps
Our journey began more than fifteen years ago, when I married my husband, Andrew. In those early days
As the years drift by, you become altogether too lazy to bother with a proper wash This is a tale that
Weve lived under the same roof for forty years, and at sixty-three you suddenly decide to shake things up?
You know, having grown-up children isnt quite what I imagined. Im here, hanging on by a thread, and yet
Margaret married when she was quite young, and at the tender age of twenty-three, she gave birth to a son.
When I was ten, my father remarried. His new wife soon became pregnant, and before long, a baby boy joined
Frugality and my mother-in-law are practically the same thing. Shes convinced theres no point buying