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“I feel very strongly about the English countryside and what it means and its history, but also about the situation of our neighbours.” Sir Roger Scruton
Many of us can remember participating in science fairs back in our school days. Poster boards, live experiments and scientific...
A good conversation starter often begins with the weather but neighbours talk careers, income levels and personal business of their neighbours, but why?
In the wake of the 30th anniversary of the opening of Parliament House, Kim Dovey uses the building to examine the “relations of architecture to power.”
Maximilian Fontwhistle has professed to being furious about wasting energy trying to be a good neighbour. "For eight years my neighbour has been calling -
Some jokes or comments are simply calling for a person to bring their author down a notch, especially when they are borderline sexist or misogynistic; and they often find what they were calling for.
Just Being You is a story about a dog (Sam) who watches the neighbour's cat (Misty) and wishes that he could be like her. He doesn't realise that Misty secretly wishes that she was like him. In writing this story, I am hoping to teach children that they are perfect in their own uniqueness and to appreciate what they have.
THESE captivating images show what life was like for ordinary Brits over a century ago, between 1870 and 1930. A series of snaps taken across the UK and collated by author Philip Davies reveal how …
We love to see flowers, to smell fresh blooms and to listen to the wind in the trees — but far too many of us shy away from touching the flowers we grow. It's time to end that, says Alan Titchmarsh.
We love to see flowers, to smell fresh blooms and to listen to the wind in the trees — but far too many of us shy away from touching the flowers we grow. It's time to end that, says Alan Titchmarsh.
"Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' there is no commandment greater than these." Mark 12:30-31Loving your neighbor as yourself is found eight times in the Bible. Not once. Not twice. Eight times. Loving your neighbor as yourself is so important to God that He not only repeats Himself, He makes it a command. And not just one in a list of many commands. Jesus coupled the command to love your neighbor as yourself with loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. James calls it the royal law. It sounds beautiful, and it is when we obey it.But loving your neighbor as yourself isn’t always easy. That’s why God made it a command. He knew we’d struggle. Making it a commandment is actually to our benefit. How is that? We have to do it on purpose, be intentional about it. Sometimes even out of our need. This is what it means to love your neighbor as yourself:Photo courtesy: ©Thinkstock/JacobAmmentorpLund
Laura is watching the world go by without her. Unable to leave her house since suffering a trauma, Laura is stuck gazing out of her window at Willow Crescent, relying on husband Jim and best friend Debbie for help. Then one day, Jim doesn't come home. A day becomes two, days become a week, and still no sign of Jim. And with the police half-hearted in their efforts to look for him, Laura is forced into a decision. She's going to have to face the world outside and find her husband herself. But what Laura hasn't realised is that Willow Crescent is a community, eager to help. From Arthur and Carol next door ready to rally the neighbours, to Marjorie and her daughter Faye at number nine looking for their own reasons to engage with the world. From Sonja at number seven who thinks she may have seen Jim in London, to widower Ben at number four who understands all about being lonely. Laura has a world ready to embrace her if she can just find the nerve. And when it slowly dawns on them all, that the Jim they thought they knew, may have been hiding some unfathomable secrets, Laura has a choice - retreat back behind her window, or start living the life that was waiting for her all along. This is Clare Swatman's tour de force. At the same time emotional, uplifting, page-turning and breath-taking, Laura is a character you will never forget. Praise for Clare Swatman: 'I loved The Night We First Met by Clare Swatman. Warm, romantic and wonderfully written, it's an emotional and thought-provoking read with such relatable characters.' Debbie Howells 'The Night We First Met is a beautiful love story that vividly evokes time and place, transporting the reader... and leaves you rooting for everyone who is brave enough to follow their heart and not their head.' Victoria Scott 'Heart-breaking and life-affirming in equal measures, Before We Grow Old is the tender story of a chance meeting between former childhood sweethearts Fran and Will, and is packed with secrets and revelations. Through her beautiful writing, Clare Swatman delivers a powerful lesson in learning to love with your whole heart and accepting the same, no matter what life throws at you.' Sarah Bennett 'Irresistible . . . A delightfully bittersweet story that will appeal to fans of One Day' - Sunday Mirror 'The Night We First Met is a breathless story of enduring love that will fill your heart and give you hope.' Laura Kemp 'The Night We First Met is such a special book, filled with broken and relatable characters, who you can't help but love. Just Gorgeous!' Emma Cooper 'The Night We First Met' is a gorgeously romantic, sliding doors love story about how The One will find you in the end.' Katy Regan | Author: Clare Swatman | Publisher: Boldwood Books Ltd | Publication Date: Jun 05, 2023 | Number of Pages: 306 pages | Language: English | Binding: Hardcover | ISBN-10: 1802806814 | ISBN-13: 9781802806816
Difficult in the big city Shutterstock.com / blvdone It had not been an easy time for Steven ever since he moved back to the big city
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Living next door to a film crew is not as glamorous as it sounds - think loud diggers into the evening and special building permits for extra work hours - but it could result in your living on the hottest street in the neighborhood, with a boosted property price - couldn't it?
Curing and smoking your own food is a bit of a lost art in Britain these days. While our European neighbours have continued to use these methods on their meat, fish and cheese for centuries, we seem to have lost the habit. But with the right guidance, anyone can preserve fresh produce, whether living on a country farm or in an urban flat - it doesn't have to take up a huge amount of space. The River Cottage ethos is all about knowing the whole story behind what you put on the table; and as Steven Lamb explains in this thorough, accessible guide, it's easy to take good-quality ingredients and turn them into something sensational. Curing & Smoking begins with a detailed breakdown of any kit you might need (from sharp knives to sausage stuffers, for the gadget-loving cook) and an explanation of the preservation process - this includes a section showing which products and cuts are most suitable for different methods of curing and smoking. The second part of the book is organised by preservation method, with an introduction to each one, and comprehensive guidance on how to do it. And for each method, there are, of course, many delicious recipes! These include chorizo Scotch eggs, salt beef, hot smoked mackerel, home-made gravadlax . and your own dry-cured streaky bacon sizzling in the breakfast frying-pan.With an introduction by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and full-colour photographs as well as illustrations, this book is the go-to guide for anyone who wants to smoke, brine or air-dry their way to a happier kitchen. There is also a directory that tells you where to purchase the best-quality equipment from for all your smoking and curing needs at home.
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From the award-winning, Booker longlisted author of the number one bestseller, STRANGE FLOWERS, a searing, jubilant novel about four generations of women and the love and stories that bind them. 'I think you have to truly love people to write like this' RACHEL JOYCE The Aylward women are mad about each other, but you wouldn't always think it. You'd have to know them to know - in spite of what the neighbours might say about raised voices and dramatic scenes - that their house is a place of peace, filled with love, a refuge from the sadness and cruelty of the world. Their story begins at an end and ends at a beginning. It's a story of terrible betrayals and fierce loyalties, of isolation and togetherness, of transgression, forgiveness, desire, and love. About all the things family can be and all the things it sometimes isn't. More than anything, it is uplifting celebration of fierce, loyal love and the powerful stories that last generations. _________ 'A true artist' KIT DE WAAL 'His paragraphs are unnoticeably beautiful, his heart always on show' ANNE ENRIGHT 'Endlessly surprising and incredibly moving' DAVID NICHOLLS 'A life-enhancing talent' SEBASTIAN BARRY 'I would struggle to think of any other Irish author working today who writes with as much compassion as Donal Ryan' LOUISE O'NEILL.
Are you being watched by your neighbor? Wondering if there's anything you can do about it? The answer is yes, there is.
THESE captivating images show what life was like for ordinary Brits over a century ago, between 1870 and 1930. A series of snaps taken across the UK and collated by author Philip Davies reveal how …
In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at a geothermal heating project that emerged in a Montreal laneway and what might be in store for Canada's nuclear waste.
At the end of the day, all that matters is feeling good about what we do, and how it affects ourselves and our neighbours: it's important to strive for those positive moments. Original abstract painting Acrylics on canvas24 x 20 x 1.5" 2022 View this collection **This painting is stored off-site, resulting in an extended shipping time. Feel free to contact us to inquire about the amount of time it would take to ship to you. Otherwise, we will contact you upon purchase, with this information.**
'Compelling, addictive...brilliant' B A ParisIt was just a party. But it turned into a nightmare.\n'Compelling, addictive...brilliant' B A ParisIt was just a party. But it turned into a nightmare.When Rachel wakes up in a strange room, the morning after a neighbour's party, she has no memory of what happened the night before. Why did her husband leave her alone at the party? Did they row? Why are Rachel's arms so bruised? And why are her neighbours and friends so vague about what really happened?Little by little, Rachel pieces together the devastating events that took place in a friend's house, at a party where she should have been safe. Everyone remembers what happened that night differently, and everyone has something to hide. But someone knows the truth about what happened to Rachel. And she's determined to find them.The Party is the gripping new novel from bestseller Lisa Hall.What readers are saying about Lisa Hall: 'What a smasher!''Grabs you from the start, keeps hold of you all the way through, spinning you this way and that, riveting read.''What a brilliant book''Another great read. Very exciting. Can't put down!''fast paced and nerve-jangling. Loved it'
Obstetrician Andrew McKinley was intrigued by his new single tenant and neighbour, who looked about ready to pop and also about ready to jump down the throat of anyone who even hinted that she might need some help. So he knew he should not get involved. But with Claudia showing every sign of labour, what could he do but come to her aid?Manhattan accountant Claudia Nelson was a self–confessed control freak. Research, plans, schedules that was her approach to everything, including having her baby. Suddenly nothing was happening as she'd expected. Because after going to so much trouble to go it alone, how could the man on her doorstep turn out to be her knight in shining scrubs?
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Australian soap star Sharon Johal is speaking out about the racism she endured on the set of Neighbors, claiming that she experienced "direct, indirect and casual racism" on the set. Here’s what you need to know.
