HeyJaredBel Mooney
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BEL MOONEY: My wife blames the menopause for her affairs (opens the original)
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My wife began having affairs in her 40s. It started when she took a test drive with a second-hand car dealer and ended up having sex with him immediately afterwards. Once I drove to the premises and, seeing my wife’s car parked outside, I waited down the road until she finally emerged and then I drove ahead of her so she could see me. When we arrived home she called me a ‘sneaky bastard’. That fizzled out, but next she had an affair with a colleague and then again with the boss of her next job,
The smaller the dog...the happier the owner (opens the original)
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It’s a cacophony of yapping, a cornucopia of fluff, a cuddle of doglets complacent in the knowledge they are adored. They populate this wonderful book with tales from history as well as modern fashion and scandals galore. By an avowed lover of small dogs, Yap! will fascinate anybody who has shared a bed with a Maltese, Chihuahua or teacup Yorkie and therefore knows that small dogs pack big power. How else would they be able to make us their slaves? As one of that tribe of (mostly) women, I have
The THREE step plan that means you can take control of your destiny (opens the original)
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As usual, Shakespeare got it right. ‘All things be ready, if our minds be so,’ says King Harry in Henry V: when the English are vastly outnumbered by the French forces, he has no doubt what will bring about an English victory on St Crispin’s Day. Sheer will, he tells the assembled Lords. Will is at the root of agency; willpower drives performance and success. Even in these depressed and depressing times, that seems self-evident. But over 50 years ago, the world-famous psychologist, Martin Seligm
BEL MOONEY: I haven't been intimate with my wife in three years (opens the original)
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My wife and I have been married for 28 years. I’m 56. We’ve brought up two wonderful children (now left home) worked hard, paid the mortgage and looked after elderly parents along the way. We’ve had the usual ups and downs that come with family life, but we’ve always managed. Looking back, much of our marriage seems to have been spent making sure everyone else was all right. Somewhere along the line, I think we forgot about us. Our conversations revolve around practical things. Has the boiler be
How to decode sculpture like an expert (opens the original)
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Pick up a pebble, large or small. Cradle it and weigh its smooth plainness, or notice its bands of colour. You probably don’t think of it as a mini work of art, and yet renowned 20th-century sculptors such as Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore would have done. They found inspiration in the forms of the natural world – works of ‘art’ created by time. Standing on a beach, art historian Jo Baring thinks of the delight children have always found in pebbles. Right at the beginning of this beautifully w
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