Sarah

Deep love for: good coffee, good books, cats, wild birds. Literary studies/female writing. poetry. PENCES POVR MOYE DEO VOLENTE. Size 2.5 feet. ☕️ USW Alumni.

[Ricky Gervais @rickygervais]

This has served me well.

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@The_Globe Othello. I think he was mislead and mistreated from the beginning.

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@FortniteStatus Having a message ‘failed to matchmake’ check status on epic games on battle royale and zero build?

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@FortniteStatus failing to ‘matchmake’ issue #BattleRoyale

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@FortniteStatus Anyone confirm time UK update?

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@theendoinformer Are you aware of any reputable endometriosis surgeons in Wales, UK?

[EndoEdition @EndoEdition]

Via #EndoGirlsBlog @KateBoyce #Endometriosis creates its own oestrogen. Suppressing the ovaries does not suppress the disease. Even if symptoms are managed, endo can continue to progress until expertly excised. *Education is the key to better treatment.
https://t.co/VNVJnAAnE3

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@DrSamGeorge1 Quite a terrifying sight when I was younger!

[The Paris Review @parisreview]

“There is a necessity to be still sometimes and let life happen to you, to let your manner of being in the world be changed by what happens to you so that you will have a different self out of which to write.” —Louise Glück https://t.co/vlGajUKlxT

[New Pathways @newpathways_]

If you have experienced SV, but don't want counselling or worry it won't work, our support workers can still help you, by working through positive coping strategies, preparing for counselling and even providing practical support.

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[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is ‘bayardism’ (17th century): a confidence that is rooted in ignorance or a wilful misunderstanding of reality.

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@PrifWeinidog Diolch am eich waith ❤️

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@PrifWeinidog Thank you for your service ❤️

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@gillinghamjoe @HenryPaker “"This was then the reward of my benevolence!”
(Frankenstein, Shelley)

[Sarah @Sazley1987]

@gillinghamjoe @HenryPaker Number of f**** left

[weird medieval guys @WeirdMedieval]

bunny and dog in love, france, 13th century

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Apricate (17th century): to turn your face to the winter sun and bask in it for a moment.

(I know, I’ve said it before, but it’s too beautiful to forget.)