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Humourous and heart-warming memoir of a former ad executive who trades her hectic London lifestyle for a big rambling country house in East Anglia (Norfolk). Through yoga she finds the friendships and hopefully the grace and wisdom to handle all of life's hardships, disappointments and joys.
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First Sentence edit
I called them 'The Cappuccino Gurus' in honour of their unparalleled ability to dispense wit and wisdom over a frothy coffee.
Table of Contents edit
1. 'Reincarnating hot water bottle covers with vintage cashmere'
2 'Do not search for him, he will find you'
3 'Let's do it, Babe'
4 'We make barbeque for you'
5 'I didn't marry Trisha for her tits'
6 'Stay behind the yellow socks'
7 'The dog was having its balls chopped off'
8 'Does my Uddiyana Bandha look big in this'
9 'A super high concentrate of antifreeze'
10 'If I needed a soulful cruise I'd head to East Runton'
11 'Energy zigzagged across the room'
12 ' The half always catches the hare'
13 ' Power up your earth chakra'
14 ' They see the word 'sperm' and mistake me for Viagra'
15 ' Jewish Italian eggs - they'd have smarts and style'
16 ' Namaste Norfolk'
17 ' At least she's not going commando'
18 ' He lay in bed next to me, chanting the cats' names'
19 'I will'
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