@ParanormalLink_ Was Joe Dispenza in town doing a retreat with his walking meditations? Went Bonn event in 2018, we had 1600 people doing this in a park. we made the news as the 'zombie apocalypse.' nope just Dr. Joe doing his thing.
@rtenews 1. 1995 — 27 days over 25°C · peak 30.8°C · genuinely long hot summer
2. 1976 — 14 consecutive days over 25°C · peak 32.5°C · hottest 20th century summer
3. 2006 — peak 32.3°C · good stretch of hot days
4. 2018 — weeks of high 20s · very dry
5. 2022 — peak 33.0°C
@rtenews 1976 — Aug 14–27 · 14 days · up to 32.5°C.
1983 — July · high 20s–low 30°C
1995 — late Jul–Aug 2 · up to 30.8°C · 27 days over 25°C.. it's called Summer@rtenews
@elonmusk She sounds and looks like she's off her head drunk, not to mention a bit too flirty for the boardroom! 🤣🤣Please don't give her the keys to your Tesla!🫠🤣🤣
@OhioChick_@liz_churchill10@BabyD1111229 ..this will pass..Irish people's way of getting the government to pay attention to the crushing effect of 60% fuel tax.. Dublin looks pretty safe to me right now
@anonypundit@alantomusiak Skip the processed meats, and less meat overall helps.. a colorectal surgeon said to me 'we know meat is a big factor in colorectal cancers '... WHO says it.. skip sweetness, limit sugar...Med diet is ideal. Also alcohol is huge factor too.
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@sophiegrenham I'd say the increase in energy costs, the local rates, the VAT, the increase in wage bills, rent, 8.5% carbon tax might be eating into a huge chunk of your almond croissant there..small businesses are getting crucified as much as the consumer. Economics!
@CrazyVibes_1 Remove all but the minimum stuff..does she need all that? 1 of every toy and 2-3 clothing items - jeans, sweater, dress etc. . see how she goes..train her on minimalism to reverse that chaos.
@PaulTreyvaud And there I was thinking, why would anyone need another few tips for Christmas dinner cooking? You just gave me a reason and saved a family from a dodgy turkey! 😇👏🙌
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@Brink_Thinker yes! From the age of 3, I was outside the gate wandering the neighborhood, the fields and climbing trees. Best time of my life. A great big adventure with the gang of kids. Walked to school on Day 2 on my own, aged 4.. different times!