I went for an interview in London last week. Being back on the Kent to London commute, I felt like I’d never been away. It’s been six years. Having recently graduated, my options were start at the bottom of a new ladder at half the salary I left London on, or go back to the […]
Author Archives: Kate Sutton
180!
As the days count down to the big 4-0, I find myself thinking more and more about my childhood. I know I’m not about to be put into an old people’s home any time soon (note to the kids – you dare), but I think it’s natural to reminisce. As I squint my eyes in […]
An Inconvenient Truth
I watched Sky One’s version of X Factor last night, ‘Must Be The Music,’ with some modicum of scepticism. I’m not a fan of the X Factor, the sob stories bore me rigid, but I can still appreciate the sheer balls of the people who have the courage to get up on stage to do […]
‘Crocodiles Are Easy To Make’ (Part One)
I always go to bed at 8 o’clock. My mum says that if I brush my teeth and get my pyjamas on at half past seven, I can stay up and watch Coronation Street with her. I’m not really bothered about watching it, it’s for old people, they all talk in a weird accent and […]
Harry Brown vs. Gran Turino
It’s fair to say that if Michael Caine appears on the credits of a film, chances are it’s a safe bet it’s going to be pretty decent. In fact, half the actors only agreed to partake in this film because he was in it. Nuff said. But the WitWitWoo is skeptical. And needs to stop […]
Woohoo!
There I was, casually walking past Boots the Chemist, and no, not on the way to Burger King … when I had the urge to weigh myself. I rarely feel like doing that – it normally means one thing, that I feel like I’ve lost weight and I’m pretty confident of a positive result. I […]
Scarlet Silk
The brilliant rays of sunshine haloed my platinum curls, The negative to the dark, coarse locks of my friend, Both scrambling to be nearest to the sky. Scarlet silk fluttered in the gentle breeze, Both on cloud nine, Content to hold the ribbon and watch its languid journey As it meanders and snakes through the […]
Sarah’s Law – The Time has Come
The image of this poor girl still haunts me. I have to force myself to read about victims like Sarah because it’s important I remain informed, however painful. My pain at reading about abuse victims is nothing compared to that of the pain that Sarah’s mother, and parents like her, have to live with every […]
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Come a Little Closer …
I have an eclectic taste in magazines. Were I to allow someone to look at what I buy (never gonna happen), I’m not quite sure what they would say about me. Intelligent? Nosey? Hungry? Psychologies, my favourite magazine at the moment: a mix of book and film reviews, issues on the mind, body and soul, […]