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I miss my son. I miss his heart-melting smile. 

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I am more settled at the office now. I am still resisting, and not feeling 100 percent, but here I am. 

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A live-in nanny is supposed to join us from tomorrow onwards (on a trial basis initially). I hope she fits the bill, and solves the issue I have with DH's long and erratic and workaholic ways. 

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Figlia starts school from the coming Monday. 

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I am aghast at what happened with the recent Germanwings crash, and what is happening in Syria, and Libya and other boiling pots in the world. I am not able to comprehend how twisted a man's psyche can be, or how it can spread like a contagious disease. For that matter, it appalls me to watch such twisted notions being held up and enforced without guilt and much conviction by a huge mass of people. 

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  1. areyoukiddingme1 April 2015 at 23:37

    Only a month til he's back with you - I hope the nanny suits your family.

    Zealots become heroes, martyrs, or madmen. I don't think we've ever been without them, but our instant worldwide connection means we always know who and where they are.

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