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I’m Stacey, a bookworm (or should that be dragon?!) from a quaint hamlet on the outskirts of Lincolnshire. In my late 30s, I’m a devoted mum to two wonderful boys who are both autistic—a unique aspect that makes them different, not less. I also share my home with my husband and Barney, my lovable Frenchie x Beagle.

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a person sat with a laptop on their knee and a credit card in their hand; A Quick Guide to Launching a Local E-Commerce Business
Business

A Quick Guide to Launching a Local E-Commerce Business

Source Starting a local e-commerce business can be an exciting and rewarding endeavour, especially in today’s digital age where online shopping has become the norm. Whether you’re looking to supplement your existing business or start something entirely new, launching an e-commerce store tailored to your local market can help you reach customers more effectively. This guide provides you with essential steps to get your local e-commerce business up and running successfully.

a table place setting in a restaurant. Culinary Adventures Around The UK Cuisines To Explore with Square Meal
Food

Culinary Adventures Around The UK: Cuisines To Explore with Square Meal

Source The UK has made its mark as a land of historic castles, scenic landscapes, and bustling cities. However, it also has a diverse culinary scene with an impressive selection of cuisines to be explored. Visit any one of some of the UK’s biggest cities – London, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh, Liverpool – and you’re sure to find something to tickle your tastebuds!

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A poem about hair (and kids)

Source I wrote this poem many years ago about the kids making me pull my hair out . It is still highly relevant today (if not more!) with them both being autistic (I love them just as they are, but many days are hard!) I’ve rewritten it slightly to reflect our growth as they were two and four back then – they’re now ten and twelve! I’m sure many parents can relate; we’re all in this together.