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Follow Mary’s Example

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Follow Mary's Example

I have a very good friend (who works for Hair Transplant Manchester, and I’m telling you, if you have a hair-related problem then she is the girl to speak to) and her name is Mary. Mary is one of those awesome people who has a one in a million smile, is a bit of a head-turner, and has a very tasteful home (as well as a cat which goes ballistic at any given opportunity; I am told she has More

Got A Friend?

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Got A Friend?

Got a friend who is displaying worrying signs of Saved By The Bell style Geek Syndrome? (Google it if need be…I promise you won’t be dissapointed.) Haven’t we all. I have one particular friend who is a girl Geek. She is pretty, and charming, and has a sweet fringe that makes many a head turn. In other words she is exactly the kind of Geek that a man would want to marry. Why? Well because not only does she possess More

What happened to our manners?

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What happened to our manners?

It’s funny how we tell our children to play nice and to try to get along with everyone. We tell them to say they are sorry and to share their toys with one another. Yet, we as adults do not do any of those things. There are so many adults who have forgotten common manners and courtesy. Not many adults are exuding morals or setting the right examples for children to learn from. When someone holds a door open for More

Could our clothes help us cope with stress?

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Could our clothes help us cope with stress?

The answer is no. I’m not talking about retail therapy where stressed individuals (guys and girls alike) max out their credit cards after a bout of stress, which often results in the wardrobe being filled with colourful t-shirts and cheap beach dresses. Apparantly, the BBC had an article which reported that ’smart clothes'(everything in the future has smart preceeding it) can help monitor and control stress of the wearer with a More

Redemption Is Possible

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I admit it: when I am walking down the street and I get stopped by someone working for Greenpeace or something like that, I do a very bad thing–instead of just saying “No, sorry, I don’t want to give you money” and walking away (cruel, but functional), I stand there and sort of listen and accidentally give the impression – as hope comes over them – that I might just be interested in paying a few pounds a month. Then, More

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