Danielle Barbereau Writer 📚Coach MAC

My novel “Grey Matters’ honours mature women #ContemporaryFiction/ Coach specialising in divorce since 2010/ Author of After The Split #writing #books

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Delighted to have my book mentioned by the Ageing Without Limit campaign. Grey Matters challenges stereotypes about mature women. Ageism is absurd.

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@PhilMyers53 @Keir_Starmer And the Russia Report? And why Charlotte Owen is in the HoL?

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@feminegra If true, it is petty and vindictive. He would be advised to get on with his ‘work’ and stop obsessing about the happy and successful couple who truly shine.

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@Oldtimers365 @LynnePetersen8 When they act old

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@visitnorthyork Nooooo

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This is outragious inequality. . . .
The whole of Britain should be ashamed, especially Royalty!

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@ColinSpenc4257 Very true.

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I love that and of course it doesn’t surprise me one bit @Ageing_Better

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Playing AC/DC’s music in retirement facilities is the way!

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@BexBookaholic Fabulous

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I planted this Papa Meillant rose a couple of weeks ago because it was my dear papa’s favourite. It is now covered in buds. If you love old fashioned French scented roses, this is perfect #roses

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@SageKnowsAll The smoke screen! Oh how nasty and calculating.

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@ronsterd89 AI. Please be honest when you post.

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@PerseusLeGrand Bien sûr que oui 🤷🏻‍♀️

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@Isaac2003_v2 8

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@feelgoodtale You cannot trust that person and she is behaving like a teenager. As to being extremely drunk, yuk. You have seen her true colours.

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@PhilMyers53 Not at all.

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@TrueFactsStated Fab.

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@visitnorthyork @LynnePetersen8 🇫🇷

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A reader found her daughter engrossed in my book, fascinated by the Newhaven fishwives, (in effect a matriarchal society). Later she sat in Starbank Park to read. It occurs to me that I should take pictures of all the locations I mentioned in Grey Matters #Edinburgh #Writing

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@TheGriftReport @snibs14 Quite right.

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I love the idea of le téléphone du vent. A simple way of connecting with the loved ones you lost. Expressing emotions aloud is cathartic and transformative.

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Je n’avais jamais vu ça avant…

Un “téléphone du vent”.

J’ai découvert ça sur Instagram il y a quelques jours et je trouve l’idée incroyablement touchante.

À l’origine, ce concept viendrait du Japon.
Il s’agit d’un vieux téléphone installé en pleine nature… mais il n’est relié à rien.

Les gens s’y rendent pour parler à quelqu’un qu’ils ont perdu.
Un parent. Un ami. Un amour. Quelqu’un qui leur manque encore.

Le téléphone ne fonctionne pas vraiment.
Personne ne répond.

Mais parfois, le deuil a simplement besoin d’un endroit où aller.
Parfois, l’amour a encore besoin de parler.

Et je trouve ça profondément beau.

On passe tellement de temps à faire semblant d’aller bien.
À rester fort.
À continuer d’avancer coûte que coûte.

Alors qu’au fond, manquer à quelqu’un est normal.
Continuer à lui parler dans sa tête est normal aussi.

Et quelque part, au milieu du vent…
ce vieux téléphone rappelle doucement aux gens qu’ils n’ont pas à avoir honte de leur douleur.

Franchement, je trouve ça magnifique.

Via Anonymes Dla Night