Holly McGuigan

@cloudylemonade.bsky.social

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Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Podcaster (@ smallVOICE), gay Baptist Christian etc…

My wife, my sister-in-law, and me with an absolutely not fake robot cat that says clem bot on the top. It’s a bit like K-9 from doctor who but a cat. We all look very pleased with ourselves.
A round teak mid-century dining table with very cool chairs that have been recovered in dark red velvet.
Messy living room with colouring books all over the floor…
A peg board balanced on a chair. The peg board says welcome to the shadow cinema. There is a pig stuffed toy that is meant to be a cat but isn’t remotely cat shaped in front of it.
A close up of my Christmas tree with my new yellow H+W crane ornament
Photograph of a computer screen with the following words: The following information gives general guidance only and should not be treated as a complete and authoritative statement of the law. Who can be married in Scotland Any two persons, regardless of where they live, may marry in Scotland provided that: • both persons are at least 16 years of age on the day of their marriage • they are not related to one another in a way which would prevent their marrying • each is unmarried or not already registered as a civil partner (any person who has already been married or registered as a civil partner must produce documentary evidence that the previous marriage or civil partnership has been ended by death, divorce, annulment or dissolution) • they are capable of understanding the nature of a marriage ceremony and of consenting to marriage • in the case of opposite sex marriage, the marriage would be regarded as valid in the party's country of domicile Types of Marriage You can be married in either of two ways in Scotland - by a religious ceremony or a civil ceremony: A religious marriage, whether Christian or non-Christian, may be solemnised only by a minister, clergyman, pastor, priest or other person entitled to do so under the Marriage (Scotland) Act 1977. A civil marriage may be solemnised only by a registrar or an assistant registrar who has been
We grow accustomed to the Dark - When Light is put away - As when the Neighbor holds the Lamp To witness her Good bye - A Moment - We uncertain step For newness of the night - Then - fit our Vision to the Dark - And meet the Road - erect - And so of larger - Darknesses - Those Evenings of the Brain - When not a Moon disclose a sign - Or Star - come out - within - The Bravest - grope a little - And sometimes hit a Tree Directly in the Forehead - But as they learn to see - Either the Darkness alters - Or something in the sight Adjusts itself to Midnight - And Life steps almost straight.
Stack of Advent books and a laptop. It’s not clear what the books are but the top one has a star sticker on the cover.
A cat staring intently at the mixture for a Christmas cake.
Blue le creuset pot sitting on an induction hob with the lid on and a wooden spoon balanced on top.