All posts by Leanne Sinclair

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Sing and Sign

Over the course of her 18 month life, my daughter and I have tried out approximately one billion classes.  As a stay-at-home mother with a rather intense fear of cliquey toddler groups, I find that structured classes are perfect for …

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Happy Birthday, Nintendo GameCube!

This month marks the tenth anniversary of the Nintendo GameCube's European release.  As a proud Nintendo fangirl who looks for any excuse to blither on about the awesomeness

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Back in Time: April 1912

Thanks to a whole load of confusion on my part (so what else is new?), Back in Time is a week late.  I realise everyone will have been

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Visiting Tokyo

A little quiz: name three tourist attractions in Tokyo.  Struggling?  You might have the Tokyo Tower.  You might be able to picture the Shibuya Crossing, but probably don’t know

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Tennis 2012: January to March

"Check back in a few weeks, when I'll be updating you on the season so far.  Admittedly, it might just end up being one long 'WHHHHHHHHHYYYYYYYY?', but you

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Book Review: My Dear, I Wanted to Tell You, by Louisa Young

Set during World War I, 'My Dear, I Wanted To Tell You has garnered the typical comparisons to the likes of ‘Birdsong’ and the ‘Regeneration’ trilogy, and honestly, while

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A Professional Wrestling Fan Fights Back

I was scrolling through my Twitter timeline the other day, when a tweet from Daily Waffle head honcho Peter caught my eye.  You'll have to excuse me for

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Back in Time: March 1912

A trail of destruction left throughout London, including smashed windows at 10 Downing Street.  A raid on the House of Commons.  Dozens arrested... ...Bet you had to look twice

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Visiting Slovenia: Why I fell in love with it in four days

Slovenia: Two million people.  Just under 8000 square miles, 60% of which is forested.  Bordered by Austria, Italy, Hungary and Croatia.  Fairly typical Central European climate.  And the

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Book Review: ‘The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’ by Mary Ann Shaffer & Annie Barrows

I had this book in my library pile for a long time, and for whatever reason, I tended to skip past it whenever I was choosing something new. 

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