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  In Memory of Aunty Kiss by Sarah Swatridge Tetley’s Tea ‘Smile,’ said Jenny’s mother, Gladys. ‘Aunty Kiss wouldn’t want you to be sa...

  ‘So, you’re definitely moving?’ my best friend, Maureen asked. ‘Well, we haven’t had the estate agent round, but I’m beginning to declut...

I’m an animal lover myself and as I look around the office, I can’t help but think of my co-workers… as dogs. If I was a dog, which I’m not,...

Lizzie ran the Sixty Plus Club but the only members still in their 60s were the volunteers! She couldn’t believe how spry and active the maj...

1920s London Miss Rose headed for the largest department store in London confident she would be successful. She wore her best dress and th...

  “We shouldn’t be in here,” Heather whispered as she tried to steer her husband, John, to the door of the sweet shop. “I know,” he said p...