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Help! I’m 48 and getting spots again in perimenopause

1 month ago | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis |Emma Coleman

Fed up with dealing with pimples, Georgia Lewis sought the advice of a Harley Street expertThere was a brief window in my late twenties when my skin was lovely. Unencumbered by zits or lines, I thought I was finally free of the acne that blighted my teens. But hormones are fickle things and joy of joys, I found my spots came back in perimenopause. Thankfully, it’s nothing like the late ‘80s/early ‘90s burst-into-tears-in-front-of-the-bathroom-mirror era.
My date offered to cook

Jan 4, 2025 | metro.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

Every Wednesday, I used to meet up with a group of mates for a pub quiz. But on one occasion, Kath brought her friend Daniel* along. He was a charming, interesting, smiley, dark-haired architect and I was intrigued. I'd never met an architect before, so I proceeded to pick his brains about his job, what sort of buildings he designed and whether I would recognise any of this work. Then again, it was just a pleasant change to meet someone IRL.
A new Benjamin Button in London is challenging ageist cliches

Dec 12, 2024 | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

A story that already focused on ageing and ageism has a new makeover and messageLondon’s cosy Ambassadors Theatre is home to a new take on The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. If you loved the 2008 Hollywood production with Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett’s impeccable cheekbones, take note. This is an intelligent take, with a new British angle. Jethro Compton has reworked the story by moving it to a Cornish fishing village, with much of the action taking place in the Pickled Crab pub.
I Was Living In Dubai When My Boyfriend Unexpectedly Died. I Never Expected What Happened Next.

Dec 2, 2024 | yahoo.com | Georgia Lewis

Generate Key TakeawaysThe author, Georgia, in Dubai. Georgia LewisMy life was going well in 2007. Aged 31, I was living in Dubai and working on a magazine. Like any job, it wasn’t perfect, but I was paid better than I was in my home country of Australia and going to every party in town. When I wasn’t at an event, I was often found at the bar near my office. This is where I met Stuart, a tall, kind, easygoing 37-year-old British man with a dry sense of humor.
The ultimate Christmas market guide

Nov 15, 2024 | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

Not all Christmas markets are created equal. Here’s a selection from across the UK and Europe to appeal to every kind of festive funsterBeautiful Bath is accessible by rail and road and at Christmas, the markets make the most of the city’s walkability. Bath Abbey lights up for the festive season and it’s a good excuse to tick the Roman baths off your bucket list at the same time.
How to find and where to buy sustainable fish

Aug 5, 2024 | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

Avoid poorly-farmed fish and seafood, and eat without damaging fish stocks…Two experts on how to find and where to buy sustainable fish and seafood, whether eating out or cooking at home. Having a little fishy on a little dishy isn’t necessarily as simple as seeing what’s on offer when the boat comes in. Knowing how to find and eat sustainable fish isn’t always straightforward. You want to eat fish that isn’t appallingly farmed, or fished to extinction, but maybe you’re not sure how to verify that.
Mean Girls stage show - our review

Jul 16, 2024 | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

Mean Girls comes of age, along with the rest of us Tina Fey’s sharp script from 2004 still holds up pretty well 20 years later. Mean Girls was one of those films that entered our vocabulary. “You can’t sit with us!” is a way to perkily exclude someone. “Stop trying to make fetch happen!” has been used countless times when someone tries to start a lame trend.
Red Pitch review: exploring cross-generational challenges

Apr 19, 2024 | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

Inter-generational wars have grown increasingly bitter of late…Stereotypes abound of lazy millennials and Gen Zs who are too scared to make a phone call, when they’re not busy being triggered by full stops. At the other end of the age spectrum, “OK, boomer” has become a widespread response to anything anyone over 70 says. Especially if it involves the alleged good old days.
Vegan-curious. Am I becoming a vegan by accident?

Mar 12, 2024 | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

Suddenly the idea of being a vegan isn’t so bad after all…Apart from a lovely Quaker family in the Australian town where I was born, I didn’t really meet any vegetarians, let alone vegans, until I started university. A long way from being vegan-curious in those days. Even then, I was an embarrassing, confused country bumpkin who was amazed that vegetarians couldn’t even eat chicken. On Mum’s side of the family, they farmed sheep for meat and wool. Going meat-free was never a consideration.
Good news for women going through menopause in the workplace

Feb 22, 2024 | silvermagazine.co.uk | Georgia Lewis

Today’s news that menopause symptoms can be considered a disability, with employers facing the prospect of being sued if they do not make reasonable adjustments, is a massive step forward for the UK. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued guidance so that employers cannot simply dismiss the experiences of menopause in the workplace. Thankfully, it’s no longer to be viewed as a minor inconvenience, but something that has an impact on around 50 per cent of the workforce.