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Merry Christmas
We returned to a brief bit of routine this week after our spot of Covid isolation and before the festive holidays start. I remained negative throughout, and thankfully, none of us are worse the wear, though we have emerged into … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends
Tagged charities, Charity Christmas Tree Avenue, children's author, Christmas trees, community, exeter, Father Christmas, Hannah Foley, home, merry christmas, Multiple Sclerosis, specialist nurse
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Update
Now the whole household has tested positive for Covid, except me… and though I’d like to put my good health down to a particularly strong and superior constitution, I think my Covid booster in October may be the key contributing … Continue reading
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Bleurgh
Definitely spoke too soon. Big Dreamer has Covid (like a bad cold, he says), and I am tireder than ever while he’s out of action, and also have a sore knee. That is all.
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Too soon
I spoke too soon. Our brief foray into normality has been brought back down to earth with a bump… the school Christmas play is off! And you can guess why… rising numbers of Covid. There was me bemoaning Christmas songs … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Making changes
Tagged christmas, Christmas play, Covid, new job
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Time flies
It only seems five minutes ago that I was handing out burgers at the school fireworks display, cursing anyone who asked for onions, which are never easily served at speed and in the dark! So, I had to pinch myself … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, bike, children's author, christmas, fireworks, frost, Hannah Foley, leaves, november, school play, writer
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Oak trees
This is a favourite bench under an oak tree where I have sat to eat my lunch, on many of my rounds as a District Nurse. It seems a little silly to talk of saying farewell to hedgerows and trees … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside
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Half term adventures
Half term was full of adventures… On Friday, I visited the dinkiest, but most perfect bookshop in Mirfield, West Yorkshire, called Through The Wardrobe, to sign copies of The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle. I dropped off some extra goodies … Continue reading
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Tagged author, author event, author signing, author visit, Blue House Bookshop, cat trail, children's books, Gillygate, half term, halloween, Hannah Foley, harrogate, Imagined Things, independent bookshop, MS Nurse Specialist, North Yorkshire, signed books, The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle, Through the Wardrobe, West Yorkshire, york, yorkshire
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The Faery Capital
My last film in my series exploring locations that inspired The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle. This week it’s all about the faery capital of Inchmahome! In other news, today was my last day as a District Nurse. More on … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside
Tagged Avery Buckle, book locations, children's author, crannog, crannog centre, crannogs, faeries, faery capital, fire, Hannah Foley, Inchmahome, inspiration, lake of menteith, loch, neolithic, The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle
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School visit
One of the things I’d been looking forward to as a new author was meeting young readers at school visits and library events. Sadly, the pandemic threw a spanner in the works, and my carefully prepared, action-packed workshops have been … Continue reading
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Tagged author, author visit, books, cats, children's author, halloween, Hannah Foley, hats, imagination, independent bookshop, magic, primary school, school visit, The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle, workshop, writing
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