Posted on 28 February 2013, 20:32, by Antony, under
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Thinking.
This year I’ve set myself a challenge a month to try something new (see New Experiences for 2013). January’s was to do something that makes you feel uncomfortable. I planned to get semi-naked for a full body massage; although this might not sound like a challenge, is for body conscious me. But in the end, [...]
Categories: Life, Thinking.
Tags: Alex, body conscious, challenges, Chinese Lanterns, cold, dread, emotionally warmed, flakes of snow, grief, interconnected, January, new experiences, photos, preconceptions, semi naked, something new, something that makes you feel uncomfortable, try saying yes, vulnerability
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Thinking of You Often…Alex. This beautiful song makes me think about Alex (see My Darling Baby Brother & Grief); but it is also about equality. The video below tells the story of a gay couple and what happened when one of them died in the US: Both are close to my heart. Write soon, Antony
Categories: Friends & Family, Gay & Campness, Life, Music & Radio, Thinking.
Tags: 2 years ago, Alex, close to my heart, death, died, double meaning, equality, gay, gay couple, grief, sadness, sorrow, US, videos
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A few years ago I used to set yearly goals, then I decided to have goals without the year end marking the deadline for their completion. But thinking about 2013, I really want to have new experiences that encourage my growth as a person. So I’ve set myself some monthly challenges: January – Do something [...]
Categories: Adventures, Thinking.
Tags: "pamper" night, 2013, a photo everyday, April, August, December, February, food, goals, honesty, January, July, June, March, May, new experiences, new places, NOT new years resolutions, November, October, R&R, relaxation, selflessness, September, socialise in new places, sunrise, sunset, uncomfortable, Wicked, Wicked (the musical)
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I got an email recently about my Book Review: The Book of Tomorrow by Cecelia Ahern post with the Subject: Typos. See the email below: Name: Sally O Email: removed Subject: Typos Message Body: Hello; I found your review of The Book of Tomorrow via Google. It is an entertaining review but has a great [...]
Categories: Books & Authors, Thinking.
Tags: Cecelia Ahern, development, editing, email, gramatical errors, my writing, Sally O, spelling mistakes, The book of tomorrow, typos, wordpress, wordpress jetpack plugin, writing
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