Books, books and more books. Animal lover, enjoy crafts, music. Happily married owned by cheeky Maltese.Enjoy good coffee and sea air. Epilepsy ♿
Narnia
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My brother Russell, my only sibling, killed on 25th January 2024, the pain is overwhelming 💔
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🚨 MISSING FR OM HOVE
Police are searching for 79-year-old Peter, who is vulnerable and may have travelled by bus locally.
He has short white hair and a white beard, and was last seen wearing a dark green raincoat, dark blue trousers and dark trainers.
📞 Call 999 if you see him. Quote serial 865 of 29/10.
#Hove #Brighton #MissingPerson #SussexNews
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Please share and help us find a missing teenager from Toxteth.
Subair Adam, 17, was last seen on Sunday 25 October and enquiries have been ongoing to find him.
He is described as being around 6ft 4in tall, has a slim build with black hair and he wears glasses.
When last seen, Subair was wearing a black tracksuit, trainers and a bubble coat.
He has links to other parts of the L8 area as well as Princes Park, the Granby Street area, Great Homer Street in Everton and the city centre.
You can also pass on any sightings via our form: orlo.uk/TOavP or any other information to @MerPolCC or 101.
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Just like human babies, newborn rhino calf Chamboi needed naps too.
He was rescued as a newborn in September 2023 – found alone by rangers near a waterhole in Tsavo West at barely a day old, his mother nowhere to be found. We brought him to Kaluku, so he could grow up and reintegrate back into the same ecosystem he was rescued from.
Fun fact: he used to squeak constantly for reassurance and comfort, but today - he's a teenager full of confidence, on a journey back to the wild!
Around 6,788 black rhino remain in the wild, so every animal saved (and rewilded) counts. Become a part of his story by adopting him, and your adoption can help fund his milk, care and Keepers: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/o…
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What's one thing your parents taught you about money that you still follow today?
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When the kitchen fitters pulled out my old kitchen today they found an envelope of photos. These are just a few but there are more. I especially love the one with the monkey, as I have a similar one myself (although obviously it would be frowned upon now!!)
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Good morning, bookworms☀️📚
What are you currently reading?
Mine: Brain Damage by Freida McFadden.
Let's hear it.
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It's sad that someone lost these photos. It's a long shot but if you lived in Erith (and Abbey Wood, based on the address on the envelope) in the late 90s/early 2000s, these might be yours?
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I don't know why this hasn't received more publicity, but this fifty-foot sculpture was unveiled recently in South Dakota.
It's called 'Dignity' and was done by artist Dale Lamphere to honor the women of the Sioux Nation.
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ย้อนมองกลับไปวันแรกที่เจอกัน แฟรงค์ในตอนนั้นดูอ่อนแรง ป่วยไข้ และมีแววตาที่หม่นหมองจนน่าใจหาย เราได้แต่เฝ้าดูแล ประคับประคอง และหวังว่าสักวันรอยยิ้มของเขาจะกลับมา จนมาถึงวันนี้ ปาฏิหาริย์เล็กๆ ก็เกิดขึ้นจริง เพราะแฟรงค์ที่เคยนอนซึมในวันวาน กลายมาเป็นเจ้าตัวแสบที่สดใสและมีชีวิตชีวาจนเหมือนพร้อมจะกางปีกบินได้ทุกวินาที ขอบคุณที่เข้มแข็งและสู้มาด้วยกันจนถึงวันนี้นะแฟรงค์
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Sending @HarrietEvans big #publicationday congratulations on the release of Murder on the Royal Crescent.
Miss Marple meets Nancy Mitford in this glittering new Christmas murder mystery set in Bath.
@VikingBooksUK
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It took about 6 weeks but we were able to fix her leg and back so she could have a normal life.
She was always very shy but Rod Stewart showed her life can be ok.
Then Skye got her forever home… (3/6)
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Whether you have a dog who welcomes you home, or a cat that curls up on your lap after a long day, what they mean to us is the same: they are family.
Cats Protection and Dogs Trust have supported millions of cats and dogs for decades. And now we're teaming up to help even more.
