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Two things come to mind when I think about visitors books. The first is the memory of leaving the home of a low-profile and secretive single man...
Two things come to mind when I think about visitors books. The first is the memory of leaving the home of a low-profile and secretive single man...
Q. A kind villager gave us a jolly circular tin of sweets for Christmas. We are both overweight and would normally have no compunction in simply...
Two things come to mind when I think about visitors books. The first is the memory of leaving the home of a low-profile and secretive single man...
Q. I have a dear friend who is in a newish relationship. The partner – whom I hardly know – recently visited my city, asked to stay, and groped me...
Q. I have been working in London as a receptionist in a private members’ club and consequently have had the opportunity to meet and chat to a...
Q. I made a number of friends with other mothers when my sons were at school, and we have carried on meeting up for regular lunches. I can’t afford...
Q. We have some neighbours who we don’t mind at all – they are perfectly nice, just not part of our friendship group. We have heard they are...