@EasyJet35464 pleased that you found my case 2 hours after we left the airport. But why couldn’t someone do that when we could see where it was using a tag! No courier service today! We live 3 hours away…
@easyJet we have just arrived at Gatwick. One of our suitcases did not appear at luggage reclaim.. Our tagged case is in the airport grounds and were told that it must have fallen off the luggage vehicle Really disappointed and upset .
Great to see some of my #gcseresults2020 pix from @BSGupdate used in yesterday’s Guardian and the Sun papers and online thanks to Bournemouth News and Pix
@HiltonBodrum Please can you update your security. An incident tonight has caused us upset and this could have been easily rectified if your security had been quicker to help us. Thank you
We need to strengthen such inner values as contentment, patience and tolerance, as well as compassion for others. Keeping in mind that it is expressions of affection rather than money and power that attract real friends, compassion is the key to ensuring our own well-being.
Some people mistakenly conclude that cultivating compassion is all about others’ benefit, whereas the first benefit is to us. Compassion brings us peace of mind. It attracts friends. Friends are based on trust and trust develops when we show concern for others.
What is important is not so much how long you live as whether you live a meaningful life. This doesn’t mean accumulating money and fame, but being of service to your fellow human beings. It means helping others if you can, but even if you can’t do that, at least not harming them.
We can change our minds. We don’t have to give in to anger and hatred. Since compassion and anger cannot co-exist, the more we cultivate compassion the more our anger will be reduced.
I don’t like formality. There’s no formality when we’re born and none when we die. In between we should treat each other as brothers and sisters because we all want to live a happy life. This is our common purpose and our right.