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Nurse admits five things dying people regret most at the end of their life

Let's respond to these statements together #  I wish I'd had the courage to live a life true to myself, life (that) others expected of me #  I wish I hadn't worked so hard #  I wish that had the courage to express my feelings #  I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends # I wish that I had let myself be happier You can read the article here I have decided to see these as quiz questions and...

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Standing up for what you believe

So, from my perspective as I sit here on a Sunday afternoon still enjoying the memories of the holiday that I have recently had. We have the following world situation: # Israel is using the excuse or 'code' of getting rid of Hamas to destroy and displace Palestinians. Prematurely, Israel have sold oil and gas rights for drilling including one sold to the father in law of our UK Prime Minister...

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Special – First Response Radio

Our Men's Group breakfast meeting in Frome Once every couple of months or so I go along to the nearest men's group I can find. We meet either for breakfast,  curry evenings or Zoom meetings.    About a dozen of us met this morning  in Holy Trinity Church braving the semi-darkness, the frost and the fog.   We had a splendid fried breakfast cooked by a very obliging volunteer which included my...

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Does the idea of a coach holiday fill you with horror?

Our last morning We had to get up for a 7.15 breakfast and from thence to the coach where our baggage was arranged according to the town at which we were going to be dropped off. We left two minutes after the departure time - 8 17 am - and were treated to lovely frost-covered fields, more blue skies and a delightful rising sun. Banks of fog were in the distance. I have been on a handful of such...

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A day for ourselves and a shock for the driver

Local Church, St. Peters This was an immaculately presented and well cared for church in the grounds of Bosworth Hall. I felt it was a blessing just to go in and enjoy the rich history going back the best part of a thousand years. If I was moving to the area I would definitely be a worshiper and participant here. A walk in the park Back to the English language again. The term 'walk in the park'...

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Birmingham – a city to be reckoned with

We left at 9:00 a.m., a bad time as it turned out because there had been a serious accident on one of the main roads and we had to take quite a long alternative route so by the time we arrived at a parking place just by the Bullring it was close on 11 o'clock. We spent most of the day sight seeing. I had been to Birmingham many years ago and I quickly realized that the city has been transformed....

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