Today, Francoise had a minor dermatological treatment, as the NHS are no longer proselytizing such interventions. Dr Pimple Popper and the bad skin clinic on TV will show you some examples of conditions that are treated privately. After the NHS told Francoise that they could not help her she went for a private consultation which cost £175 for 30 minutes. Shortly afterwards an operation time...
I forgot to put this image in, intended for yesterday's diary. Everywhere as far as the eye can see is covered with garlic. We love garlic, I eat it raw with nasturtiums. This photo graph was taken in the churchyard of the Paulton church where we attended for coffee on a Tuesday morning. Beltane was originally a Gaelic Mayday festival marking the beginning of summer tradition and they held on...
I went for a session with the practitioner in Glastonbury today to see if there's anything in my past lives that would inhibit my success in this life. I believe in pre-existing contracts not only when you come to this life but binding contracts that may have been made in a previous existence. Although she tried to get me to going to another state of consciousness by for example going down a set...
It's worth going into this in some detail because you never know, you could be next. I was called around 1.15 this afternoon from a strange sounding English person who appeared to know that I was with the Co-op Bank which is correct. He said there had been three attempts to compromise my account, one of which was for £1,750 . He said they had stopped this. He asked me if I had my card in my...
This morning I rose early as is my wont and after a couple of coffees decided to tune in to Trans World Radio which is an international American-based evangelical station with an outreach station in the United Kingdom. At 8 o'clock this morning a group of English commentators were discussing the problem with 'noise' in society and how it distracts us from thinking and focusing our minds where...
Every day I read the conservative woman which is an internet publication edited by Kathy Gyngell. Every Sunday she writes a week in review. This week so epitomizes what is going on in the UK and indeed elsewhere that I thought I would reproduce it in full for publicity purposes and at the same time encouraging you to subscribe (see link below) I have taken the liberty of adding illustrations....
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