Does giving up on consumerism include Kurt Geiger clutchbags? | St Albans & Harpenden Review
This lockdown doesn’t feel anything like the last two. There are no long springtime walks amidst brightly coloured tulips. The neighbourhood streets are frosty and deserted. There are no wide-open back doors, no pottering about in our gardens, no sunlight pouring through my study window and by 4.30pm I am already drawing the curtains, having a cup of tea and watching the news. As we have already been forced to slow down, I suppose we have eased into this third lockdown a little more effortlessly. We don’t feel so bewildered and have grown used to the idea of it all, relieved that a va...
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