Books by Catherine Green
Vampire of Blackpool
Love Kills (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 2
It’s Complicated (The Redcliffe Novels)
The Wolf and the Fairy (Short Story)
Love Hurts (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 1
My Vampire Boyfriend (The Redcliffe Novels)
The Darkness of Love
Return of the Vampire Hunter
Love Redeems (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 3-
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Tag Archives: stay at home mothers
That was a Long Easter Holiday!
Phew! My children are back in school today after a two-week holiday, and I have to say I am relieved to have a break. I mean, I love my children, of course I do, but this holiday has been completely … Continue reading
Posted in Children, family, pagan mother, Random Musings
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The Untold Story of the UK Economy Statistics #LongTermEconomicPlan
I have to take this opportunity to talk about recent news stories regarding the figures for the number of unemployed people in the UK. I don’t like to be negative, but I couldn’t help but grumble about the cynicism of … Continue reading
Posted in british, catherine green, Random Musings, UK
Tagged #LongTermEconomicPlan, #UKEconomy, government statistics, housewife or working mother, Huffington Post, part-time work doesn't pay, stay at home mom, stay at home mother, stay at home mothers, The Untold Story of UK Economy Statistics, working self-employed
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UK Budget Day and the Aspiration Nation
Today was Budget Day in the UK. We listened to George Osborne set out his plans to develop more state assistance for working parents, reduce the handouts given to those perceived as ‘unworthy,’ and raise charges on various other sundries … Continue reading
Posted in british, catherine green, family, pagan mother, Random Musings, UK
Tagged #Britmums, #mummymonday, #pblogger, #pbloggers, #Tots100, catherine green, current-events, feminist housewife, housewife or working mother, mummy mondays, politics, society, SpookyMrsGreen, state benefits for parents, stay at home mothers, the aspiraton nation, the chancellor's budget, the pagan housewife, UK Budget 2013, UK economy
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