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Dearest Well You, There are two types of people when October arrives. Those who want to spend every waking moment exploring pumpkin patches, haunted houses and spooky adventures… And those who want to put on their comfiest pyjamas, light approximately seventeen candles and watch Halloween films under a blanket. Personally? I’m both. But today we’re…
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Dearest Well You, Sometimes a girl just needs to turn off the big light, light far too many candles and pretend she’s a mysterious witch for the evening. And honestly? I think tonight might be one of those nights. Welcome to Blogtober Day Seven. 🌙 We’re officially a week in. Where on earth did that week go,…
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In a celebration of autumn theatre, the author expresses a passion for attending shows in London during October. Highlights include a desire to see productions like Beetlejuice, The Devil Wears Prada, The Phantom of the Opera, and RENT. Despite budget constraints, the thrill of an ever-evolving theatre wishlist keeps the excitement alive.
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Embrace the magic of autumn by savoring simple pleasures like morning coffee, reading, and appreciating the changing leaves.
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As we enter the fourth day of Blogtober, I find myself reflecting on the joy of writing and the comfort of this little corner of the internet. It’s a time for introspection, creativity, and a bit of self-care, as we prepare for the exciting content that’s to come this October.
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Discover the perfect blend of cozy romance and spooky thrills with our curated autumn reading list. From Cinnamon Bun Book Store to Casket Case, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
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From crunchy-leaf daydreams to witchy nights in, this Ultimate Autumn Bucket List is all about enjoying the season, not ticking off chores: an autumn TBR, PSL-fuelled café dates, muddy pumpkin patch adventures, Halloween house-spotting in London and a phone-free, candlelit tarot evening with a little bit of magic.
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Dearest, well, you, There are some books that you read quickly, and others that you read slowly- not because they are a difficult read, but because they are so beautifully thought-provoking that you find yourself holding space for them.Following the Moon by James Norbury is the second kind. It’s gentle and beautifully illustrated; however, it…
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Dear 2025, You were… a lot. But in a way that allowed for what I would like to describe as self reflection and growth. You didn’t arrive softly. Despite this I saw you in with one of my favourite humans. You came in with plot twists and awkward pauses. There were moments that made me…
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Hey my loves, Today’s post is for the theatre lovers, the undecided fans of theatre and to be honest I feel like this show would also attract my book tok peoples (Keep reading… it will make sense.) Today we are reviewing The Choir of Man… Grab your favourite drink and let’s get started. So on…