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September is the month of possibility, says Jane Despite being a holiday addict (my friend Marc calls me Judith Chalmers), I’ve always loved September. I might be sad to see the sun set on summer, but September has always felt like the month...
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Declutter queen Dilly Carter on her plans for the future As a kid growing up in Shepperton, Surrey, Dilly Carter sought to replace the chaos in her life with order. Born in Sri Lanka, she was adopted at the age of three by her Sri Lankan dad and...
Household advice editor Katie Mortram explains how to make the most of the ‘second New Year’ The September reset is a chance to look at what’s working (and what’s not) in your routine – to evaluate your goals over the next three months,...
Nick Duerden and his wife never wanted kids. Then, 10 years later, she changed her mind It was a Friday night and the girls were coming back from university for the first time in months. They clattered over the threshold, scaring the dog, who,...
