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Most fathers-in-law would be helping with the shed. I’m not that noble

Most fathers-in-law would be helping with the shed. I’m not that noble

Forget the nail belt, I’m off to drink with the wealthy.

  • by Anson Cameron

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Breakdancing Charles was cooler than Prince William will ever be

Breakdancing Charles was cooler than Prince William will ever be

Sure, William dances to Shake It Off and rides an electric scooter around Windsor Castle, but nothing will rival his father’s valiant attempt to breakdance in 1985.

  • by Kate Halfpenny
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Explore the most beautiful homes in the country with Sunday Life’s editors and design contributors in our new intimate home tours series, Sunday Life Open House

Staying undercover: How to make the most of a greenhouse

Staying undercover: How to make the most of a greenhouse

Whether it takes up most of your backyard or is small enough to pick up and move, a greenhouse is a great addition to your garden.

  • by Megan Backhouse
Dating apps are sheer hell. But I’m not ready to go ‘boy sober’, either
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Dating

Dating apps are sheer hell. But I’m not ready to go ‘boy sober’, either

It takes every ounce of mental strength to not believe I am destined to end up with a man who thinks “doing” countries is a personality trait.

  • by Carly Sophia
Does an Instagram ‘like’ count as cheating? According to Gen Z, yes

Does an Instagram ‘like’ count as cheating? According to Gen Z, yes

“Micro-cheating” an internet-era term for small acts of betrayal in a relationship.

  • by Tatum Hunter
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I’m attending my 50-year school reunion. This is what I’m expecting it to teach me

I’m attending my 50-year school reunion. This is what I’m expecting it to teach me

Yes, we get fatter, thinner, greyer, wrinklier and either balder or hairier or both, but I bet my old classmates remain essentially the individuals I remember.

  • by Jane Caro
Doctor left great health and family legacies

Doctor left great health and family legacies

Clinician John Yeatman’s objective was always to do the very best for patients and their families.

  • by Anne Cahill Lambert
I lost my dream job after my boss revoked my flexible working arrangements

I lost my dream job after my boss revoked my flexible working arrangements

Reframe your experience by thinking about how fortunate you were to work flexibly for several years.

  • by Kirstin Ferguson
As the child of immigrants, I feel a loss for experiences my son will never have
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Parenting

As the child of immigrants, I feel a loss for experiences my son will never have

I knew my partner and I were on the same page about raising children, but I didn’t anticipate the impossibility of giving my son full access to my culture and the opportunity to embrace his heritage.

  • by Zoya Patel
How to get rid of those lingering odours in your home

How to get rid of those lingering odours in your home

From the fridge to your washing machine, here’s how to keep your home smelling fresh all year round.

  • by Jeanne Huber