Margo Grimshaw
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MARGO: Spending pocket money at the market was a real treat for us
MARGO GRIMSHAW COLUMN: Don't forget, we have it so easy nowadays
Margo Grimshaw: Trips, slips and the Christmas shop – It’s just been one of those weeks...
I have treasured memories, like the tasty treat machine ...
Margo Grimshaw: Our area boasts the most caring people you could ever wish to meet
Margo Grimshaw: We certainly do learn from our previous experiences
Margo Grimshaw: Cricket is just fine for an afternoon napping in the summer sunshine
Margo Grimshaw: I am making myself a promise — to take more time over things
Margo Grimshaw: I wonder about the need that a lot of people have for dogs...
Margo Grimshaw: If I was just a bit younger then I might be thinking a bit differently
Margo Grimshaw: The weather is one thing over which no one has control
Margo Grimshaw: Vanity can be a force for good, giving humanity that urge to win
Margo Grimshaw: ‘To think we look back and call them the good old days’
What happened to long, hot summers?
Grimshaw: We like to think we are impulsive
Margo Grimshaw: New road was going to open up the north for us
Margo Grimshaw: I am debating whether to go to New York or South Africa
Those club singing nights were a high note in my life
Margo Grimshaw: Maybe I’ll find the meaning of life in a strange town’s market one day
Margo Grimshaw: I’m sure my friendly garden squirrel has me weighed up
Margo Grimshaw: If I could choose to live anywhere I would choose warm Lancashire
Margo Grimshaw: Watching antics of a squirrel is fascinating – and time consuming
Margo Grimshaw: Can you think of a better name for our beautiful historical town?
Margo Grimshaw: Getting rid of the Christmas clutter just in time for Easter festivities
Margo Grimshaw: Recalling days of working in Sun, Star and Moon at the town’s mills
Margo Grimshaw: Dogs provide you with absolute certainty – their loyalty and love
Margo Grimshaw: Auctions, flea markets and the like are a version of a treasure hunt
Margo Grimshaw: Those flags do look a little more attractive when they are green
Margo Grimshaw: The ‘him’ varied, and sometimes there were several hims
Margo Grimshaw: It certainly brought out the very best of our British spirit.
Margo Grimshaw: We are at the end of January; up to now the weather has been very kind
Margo Grimshaw: Holidays are fun – but I have got to thinking is it really worth the effort?
Margo Grimshaw: I will do my best to cross off those items still left on my ‘bucket list’
Margo Grimshaw: He once said to me “Who could ask for anything more?”
Margo Grimshaw: A new year means a fresh start...and a time to do better
Margo Grimshaw: The presents are wrapped, and the crackers are waiting...
Margo Grimshaw: ‘It was working, socialising and pleasure all rolled into one’
Margo Grimshaw: The Christmas countdown has got off to a fine start
Margo Grimshaw: Squirrelling away Christmas gifts is coming in useful for the big event
Margo Grimshaw: Watching TV can provide folk with companionship as well as viewing
Margo Grimshaw: Nostalgic thoughts
Margo Grimshaw: I have been up in the attic rooting amid all the junk
Margo Grimshaw: I think we are apt to take our councillors for granted
Margo Grimshaw: A throwback to my childhood when London was a big city
Margo Grimshaw: It was the time when frozen hadn’t happened
Margo Grimshaw: Divorce and separations were a big social stigma
Margo Grimshaw: Out would come the best china and cloth
Margo Grimshaw: The solution isn’t war war but jaw jaw
Margo Grimshaw: The stuff, or junk, has got to go
Margo Grimshaw: We’ve lost the ability to wait
MARGO: At least half of my clothes are unsuitable