Louise O'Neill: What mattered was you were special enough to warrant sending a Valentine

There are certain things I remember about when my parents would go out for the night together. A pair of silk trousers my mother had, the floral scent of her Anais Anais perfume.

Louise O'Neill: What mattered was you were special enough to warrant sending a Valentine

There are certain things I remember about when my parents would go out for the night together. A pair of silk trousers my mother had, the floral scent of her Anais Anais perfume.

My sister and I silently assessing a new babysitter, wondering how strict they would be on bedtimes and sugar consumption.

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