Monthly Archives: December 2015
The Forest King’s Daughter
The year is 1886 and Swedish teenager, Ingrid Andersdotter, is about to face a series of life-changing events. When Ingrid forgets to close the barn door one freezing cold night, there will be dire consequences for her family. To make … Continue reading
Living It Up in the Lothians
Do you like the idea of a ‘supermarket’ of social, lifestyle and healthy-living information? Then, welcome to Living It Up!
The Stockbridge Restaurant
‘The best meal I’ve ever had,’ declared my dining partner, polishing off a perfect plum and nut crumble, vanilla sauce and praline ice cream. High praise indeed for The Stockbridge Restaurant and I agree, filing it in my top three* restaurants … Continue reading
The Five Pillars of Parenthood
In the second of her three articles about parenting, Sarah Wheatley, Edinburgh-based counsellor, summarises the foundations on which her experience shows good parenting is built.
Festive Treats at Open Eye Gallery
One of Edinburgh’s most adventurous and successful art galleries, the Open Eye in Abercromby Place has always attracted top contemporary artists. Works from a selection of the best forms the current ‘On a Grand Scale’ Â exhibition.
Ursula’s Secret
The title of the story is a bit of a giveaway. Ursula has a secret. But Ursula, her mother’s guardian is dead, so Lexy, who is having to deal with her mother’s recent death at the hands of a hit … Continue reading