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Apr 04, 2009 16:12


Women, motherhood, depression and suicide:
Margaret Drabble on depression and ways to deal, if not actually overcome it:
I have long been a believer in the therapeutic powers of nature, and had faith that a good, long walk outdoors would always do me good. It might not cure me, but it would do me good.

Joint review of several books on motherhood, Read more... )

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chickenfeet2003 April 4 2009, 16:17:45 UTC
10 of the Best Punch-Ups

Is that the best they could do? I've been in better punch ups than that.

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hafren April 5 2009, 06:20:04 UTC
I have read Life with Lisa and it's all she says it is and more. It's a brilliant little book. I recalled it from way back - a few years after it cane out, because I was 12 - and it really was very unusual in being about an urban girl who went to a secondary school and had been written off as not bright for nto passing an exam at a particular time. Oddly, I'd been wondering who wrote it jsut before that article was published. I'd forgotten the author's name but the cover pic was instantly familiar.

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lizzzar April 5 2009, 08:32:30 UTC
Thanks for the interesting links.

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