I smiled when I heard the author Amanda Prowse on TV recently, 
having been asked if it were true that all her possessions could fit into a carry-on suitcase, reply:
“… all of my possessions can fit into a 2.5 litre plastic box.”
As if this weren’t impressive enough, she then went on to say that when she travels anywhere she takes only 3 outfits with her:
“… one in the wash, one to wear and one spare …” Continue reading “All Her Possessions Fit into One Carry-on Suitcase?”
How great was it to see Matthew Rees help David Wyeth finish the London Marathon yesterday?
If you didn’t see it you can watch it here.
Some have called it the moment that defined the race. Continue reading “Meaningful Moments from This Year’s London Marathon”
I came across an article recently challenging the assumption that everyone should either be in a relationship, or looking for one:
‘There’s a Word for the Assumption That Everybody Should be in a Relationship’ by Drake Baer. Continue reading “Single by Choice?”
I was really touched by this story in the Mail Online yesterday.
It’s about a bus driver, Damone Hudson from Dayton, Ohio, who was driving over a bridge and saw a woman on the wrong side of the railings. He stopped his bus and got out to talk to her.
He stayed with her until the police arrived to take her to safety and, hopefully, to get some appropriate help. Continue reading ““Ma’am, you look like you’re having a bad day. Can I give you a hug?””
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