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As this issue is about community, I want to tell you about two of my favourite communities, both of whom have a spiritual affinity with one another.
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It’s nearly midnight and I’ve just come back in from taking out the recycling, something that I always do in the dark. Mainly because I don’t want the neighbours to see how much alcohol I drink. There are only so many times you can have a Christmas party before someone suggests you have a problem. Especially when it’s May.
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In just a fortnights time our streets will be teaming with youngsters, all wearing costumes and face paint, marauding through the local community, angrily making their demands. No, I’m not talking about the next protest from Extinction Rebellion; I’m referring of course, to Halloween.
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With the state of the world at the moment it’s no wonder we are all craving a bit of time away from it.
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I should have gone for a run tonight, but I failed, like I do every single time.
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Pablo Picasso famously said, “All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up”
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Congratulations, some of you who are reading this article, have almost made it through to the end of “Dry January.” A whole month without booze, they’ll certainly be a celebration when it’s over. Not just for you, but for the rest of your family too. They have had to endure a month of your miserable face sulking round the house, looking at all that left-over festive booze and moaning about not being able to touch a drop.
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Next year I am 40. I can’t quite believe it. I remember my mum and dad being this age, I didn’t think it would happen to me. I hoped I would be like a Yorkshire Benjamin button, a pound shop Peter Pan, but here I am, clinging onto the remnants of my thirties like a terrified toddler clutching their mothers’ hand on that first day at playgroup.