‘Carmen Miranda Fiesta Day’ Rubbish Day.
I have a new blog! It’s got nothing to do with history and everything to do with how I dress up on Rubbish Day. It’s not a normal thing to do but it is a thing that I do every Wednesday to keep the neighbours on their toes. Also, to be honest, I do it to make my charming husband 23thorns uncomfortable.
Go and have a peek by clicking the link above. Read the About page if you find yourself dazed and confused.
Breakfast at PikiTup or Rubbish at Tiffany’s.
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Running from the impossible
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Warrioring through every day to live life rather than just exist - living life writ large. Healing from chronic trauma, living with depression and anxiety, one day at a time by recreating my self and what that means for the world around me. Speaking about things that society says we shouldn't discuss. | Johannesburg, South Africa “Trauma decontextualized in a person looks like personality. Trauma decontextualized in a family looks like family traits. Trauma in a people looks like culture.” — @ResmaaMenakem
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Brilliant! Absolutely Brilliant! And wonderful.
🙂 Thanks
I love this, I would definitely dress up on bin day if the bins weren’t collected so early!
Wednesday mornings are indeed very rushed, unless the bin collectors are on strike. In the height of strike season, I can dress up for every day for over a week.
I have nominated this blog for ‘best new blog’ at the MADS. ~ Linne
Oh wow! Thank you so much Linne.