There will be some big temperature contrasts this week, depending on the amount of cloud cover you have 📈📉
Where the sun appears, temperatures will climb into the low twenties. Where it remains cloudy and breezy, it will struggle to reach the mid-teens 🌤️☁️
I found a guy who goes around the US asking 70 to 100-year-olds their:
• Biggest Regrets
• Biggest Lessons
• Advice to their younger self
Oddly enough, most of their answers are the same…
Here are my top 8:
No sign of our lost Engagement ring. Please RT. Left in a taxi last Saturday after Ireland v Scotland rugby match. €500 reward for finding our ring. We really are devastated. Could it be in the back of a taxi seat? Did someone hand it in somewhere? Thank you all. Mark & Orla.
Wishing for a miracle. Would appreciate a RT and any advice. Last night at midnight myself & Orla got a Dublin Taxi from Baggot St. We had the engagement ring only two days. We left it in the back of the taxi. Absolutely devastated. We got the taxi on the road and paid cash.
Are you travelling by @SouthernRailUK this weekend? My friend Lucie desperately needs your help. She has spent nine months hand making this beautiful quilt out of disused kimono silk for her oldest friend's brand new baby:
I accidentally ordered 3x the wings we typically sell in a week
I am in the possession of 5200 pounds of chicken wings
In one week, I have to throw away everything I don't sell
I am open to all ideas on how to move these things
There’s Everton related accounts on here with double, treble the amount of followers we have😢
Proof that accounts like this absolutely NEED help to inform people how easy it is to help save lives from leukaemia & other blood cancers
As 2023 draws to a close, I would like to thank everyone who has supported this account.
For those new to this account, a brief synopsis:
Charlotte’s tumour was on the brain stem. As a result of its location, her tumour was totally inoperable. In terms of treatment, all that was on offer was the standard six weeks’ of radiotherapy and a course of Temozolomide (a drug developed in 1999. There has been little progress since). Charlotte was diagnosed originally with a grade three Anaplastic Astrocytoma with spinal diffusion. Two years later, this mutated into the deadly grade four Glioblastoma, for which there is currently no cure. Charlotte’s journey was, on the whole, pretty lonely. She had few friends and little to look forward to.
She was a young adult who had, before her cancer diagnosis, suffered from Generalised Anxiety Disorder. She found daily routines incredibly hard. Getting the bus on her own, for example, was beyond her. Her anxiety always got the better. She lacked confidence, considering herself ‘ugly’ and a stranger to the world.
Charlotte’s cancer diagnosis changed all that. She went from being a shy, anxiety ridden teenager, into the bravest and most extroverted of individuals. I think that the gravity of her situation – now that it was life or death – brought about a change in the way Charlotte viewed her anxiety and the world in which it manifested. In June 2014, Charlotte started her You Tube channel. She was one of the first to document her cancer journey online. After her death, in February 2016, at the age of 19, we were approached by Channel 4. We worked with a production team to make a documentary about Charlotte and two other cancer sufferers. Her channel has reached a global audience, being viewed over twenty-two million times.
We are fortunate, as Charlotte’s channel is the advertisement for the charity, we have no overheads. Miles and I have worked really hard promoting Charlotte’s BAG (Battle against Glioblastoma). The charity we founded following Charlotte’s passing (the name pays homage to Charlotte’s life-long love of handbags!). We pay all our own expenses; if, for example, we attend a meeting at Charlotte’s Lab, at King’s College Hospital, London, we pay all our own rail costs. All funds raised go directly to where they should: to research at Charlotte’s Lab. If you pop a pound in Charlotte’s BAG, 100% of that pound goes to research.
This month’s donations have totalled £1852.19. Tomorrow, following our meeting with the King’s team on 19th December, we will be announcing how the next round of fundraising will be spent. I don’t think many charities can give you a detailed breakdown of where your money goes.
RT/Follow would be appreciated
Thank you again
Alex & Miles x
🚨 Tottenham fans, I have a request.
Earlier this month, we lost lifelong Spurs fan Charlie Brookfield shortly after his 25th birthday.
His passing has shocked our community to the core.
Against Everton on Saturday, could we get a clap going in the 25th minute in his honour?
This is an absolute stab in the dark but I lost my Granddad's hat at the game last night. It fell out of my pocket, it means a lot of me as he's no longer with us. If by any chance someone picked it up, I'd love it if it was returned. Please RT! @WestHamHelp
Evening everyone…
Sam messaged me earlier to bring my attention to this. Louie is a massive Palace fan and his family and loved ones are understandably hugely worried about him. If you could share it on your timelines, I and they would be hugely grateful. ❤️