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Rosie Mackean

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THE ONE I NEEDED THERAPY TO WRITE

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By Rosie Mackean
| The Dinner Party
I am now 9 months postpartum, back at work and my son sleeps a reasonable amount, ish. When I was more in the proverbial trenches, during those first few brutal, exquisite months of my baby’s life I kept thinking about how it will go back to normal soon. But the days passed, and the normal never came. I am sure I don’t need to explain that your life is never the same again when you have a baby blablabla. But apparently I did need to explain it to me. I was shellshocked.
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All the dairy, all the berries Mille-feuille

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By Rosie Mackean
| The Dinner Party
The bounty of summer is finally upon us and I cannot help but chuck it on everything. Plump, juicy cherries, finally fragrant raspberries and supremely sweet strawberries to name but a few gems. As I said last week, I am having to buy a lot more fruit than I did previous to becoming a parent and I am honestly loving having it in the house. Especially when it inspires things like this. The Dinner Party is a reader-supported publication.
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Plum, Mozzarella and Crispy Jamon Salad

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By Rosie Mackean
| The Dinner Party
No one should really be that surprised at a rainy June in the UK, and yet here I am again in my 36th year on this Earth, on this island, wondering WHY GOD WHY. Anyway there really is no point dwelling on it, especially when you can kind of remedy it. I mentioned last week I had been giving my son stewed plums.
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