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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · 2d

I am loving that La Voix is pushing hard to get the Strictly host job with absolutely no shame. I would definitely keep watching. #Strictly

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · 8d

With traveling to London every weekend for my PhD, the kids want to come too. We've come down together for half term. Night one: girl was sick in the air bnb. All over the bed, floor and her brother, who somehow was not woken up by the vomit pool around his head. Praying things get better from here!

Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · 18d

But I didn't have to do that, all thanks to you.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · 21d

Someone on this train keeps doing really smelly farts. Exactly how I wanted to finish my day.

Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · 26d

I like the definition I've just heard of research and I'm writing it here to solidify it in my brain: A systematic pursuit of truth.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · 28d

I am having the best time coming to London every week learning research methodologies and listening to other people's research. I feel so at home at Guildhall in a way I never thought I would. I am however, glad I'm doing this now and not at 18 as I think the imposter syndrome would have consumed me

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Sep 26

My GP surgery has brought in an AI voice on their phone system. Do they hope we will lose the will to live and just hang up?

Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Sep 13

I've put a longer explanation on tiktok and Facebook for anyone remotely interested - but I'm dropping the stage name I've had for 18 years. I'm Michelle Louise Taylor going forwards.

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Oh God, What Now? – the politics podcast @ohgodwhatnow.bsky.social · Jul 19

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Cara Ellison @caraellison.bsky.social · Jul 6

even left sympathisers somehow don’t know that you cannot apply for asylum in a country without actually crossing its borders first. Did you know that? You have to actually be at a country’s borders physically to ask for protection, you cannot ‘apply’ in a bourgeois manner to let you in beforehand

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jun 28

www.megaphone.org.uk/petitions/op...

Open Letter to PACT: We Demand Better in AI in Film & TV!

Equity is currently negotiating with Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television (PACT) to revise and improve the collective agreements across film and TV. PACT is the UK screen sector trade body for...

www.megaphone.org.uk

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Apr 19

Definitely the first, but I have had to correct young people every time I teach Shakespeare, because they say the second. It's not a very common word unless you work in legal circles.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Mar 31

I wanted to hate it because I love the original so much, but it's actually brilliant. I especially loved the portrayal of Anybodys.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Mar 31

On the hunt for a new bank. Starling rejected my application for a joint account with my partner with no explanation. We also have businesses so need a place that will do all 3 types of account and is also not morally bankrupt. Any personal recommendations? #banking #ethicalbanking #businessbanking

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Mar 3

My brother used to sing "I've got one hand in my pocket and the other one down my pants" and in fairness it does still work.

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BUCKERS @deathofbuckley.bsky.social · Feb 20

Listen, if these people we're THAT depressed they'd already be comedians x

Chamber UK @chamberuk.bsky.social · Feb 20

The NHS is to trial ‘comedy on prescription’ in a bid to tackle 9million people on antidepressants. The social prescribing scheme delivered by Craic Health is backed by Labour MP and GP, Dr Simon Opher who has warned against “a pandemic of over-prescription”.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Feb 16

Half-term is here, so obviously me and the kids are ill. No fun activities for us yet again. 😕

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23 Talent Management @23talentmgt.bsky.social · Feb 14

23 Talent Management is celebrating its 2nd birthday today. We are grateful to casting directors, their assistants, financial teams, directors, producers, other agents and all of our clients, both past and present.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 16

That's a bodywarmer (or gilet if you are feeling posh). Out of interest, what is a wife-beater known as in a formal setting?

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 15

That's a waistcoat. This is a vest. I'm in North-West England.

A male model wearing a white vest. Vests are definitely underwear and not formal wear.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 13

Yeah, I ended up hospitalised with sepsis first time I had it. Do not recommend. Sending sympathy.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 11

I liked it and found it useful for my oldest. The youngest was a law unto himself, unfortunately.

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 5

Just under an hour to go.

Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 1

So, kicking of 2025 with a little 2 minute film we made last year. I'm enjoying just being creative for the fun of it, rather than the hope it might lead to something. Most of my work nowadays is on the trials and tribulations of motherhood. Noseblind - Sunday 5th Jan 8pm GMT youtu.be/GX32Jewap2g

Nose Blind

YouTube video by messydressmedia

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 5

Had this cold/flu or whatever it is and been completely knocked out all weekend. It wouldn't be so bad if I hadn't had the same thing happen exactly a month ago. I can't seem to power through the way I used to. Am I just getting old?

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Michelle Louise Taylor @ashtonvoice.com · Jan 4

In my current circumstances B) send me home. But isn't the whole point of the show that if your life is not worth living, the risk of losing it is worth taking? If my friends were answering A, I'd be very concerned.

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