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Introducing Margaret Collins

Ali Green asks our new editor about
her home life and her reasons for
joining the magnet team

Introducing Margaret Collins

Could you tell us about living on a farm?
Our Wiltshire farm lies among rolling fields
and big skies, with cattle roaming over
permanent downland, full of wildflowers. I
have a large grass yard by my kitchen with
free-range geese, chickens and ducks. We
eat their eggs or enjoy watching the chicks
grow. The farm can be very busy, but in
mid-winter it is quieter, with the cattle to
look after in their warm shed.
How do you manage your
work/life balance?
I was a vet who retrained as a ‘healing laser’
therapist for humans, and I am ordained in
the Church of England. I am continually
trying to get the balance right, but I have
become better at prioritising my time off.
What do you do for relaxation?
I pray, sometimes with singing, often while
walking on the farm, I work out and do
Pilates. I like anything creative and have just
finished a year-long cross stitch. My husband
and I grow lots of fruit and vegetables, we
freeze or pickle the excess that we cannot
give away.
What drew you to magnet?
The Meditation pages attracted me. I pull
them out and spend time diving into them.
As a voluntary editor, I love the creative
outlet in words and images and enjoy
reading about other creative people.

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