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The Train to Titsville

Celebrate life's absurdities here in Titsville. Subscription is free until I win the Nobel Prize for Literature, after which you're all dead to me.

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The Titsville Diaries - Being Blackmailed, K-Pop adventures and Radioactive Man

Hello Titsvillians. I hope you are all well. So, here’s one or two things that have given me pause for thought, offered me new experiences or left me with a bleedin’ headache in February. Photo by Grianghraf on Unsplash Following a number of recent, and if I may say, unimaginative, scam texts, I was excited to receive my very first blackmail email. After all, if we must live in a culture of…

The Titsville Diaries - Crap shops, old staff and Tarentinoesque housework methods

Photo by Priscilla Du Preez 🇨🇦 on Unsplash As most of you now know, my Substack is made up of various nonsense from my journals going back to Adam’s first date with Eve, or thereabouts. It occurred to me that I might throw my more current wafflings as well as my usual stuff. So here we are . Welcome to the Titsville Diaries. Here’s my January round up so far. Quality oh Quality, my love, where…

There I said it - Sometimes Christmas is shit!

Photo by Amin Alizadeh on Unsplash My mother hated Christmas. Although she tried to hide it, it was difficult as she had one of those faces many women of Yorkshire are afflicted with, one that’s directly connected to the part of the brain that decides what is a pile of bollocks and what isn’t. She hated the shopping, the cooking, the decorations, the gift buying followed by the wrapping. She hated…

That time I accidentally joined the SAS

sort of

Aging Milestones 2- Shit! My Brain Just Died.

Sanctimonious over 60 ramblings about forgetfulness

Aging Milestones - When you realise no one fancies you any more.

Over 60 sanctimonious ramblings.

That time I accidentally went to a gangster's wedding.

And lived.

The 'Hubby' Files

Notes from a ridiculously ordinary marriage

We just don't talk enough about weeing.

Or weeing mishaps.

That time I thought I'd make an excellent businesswoman

And didn't