What’s a simple pleasure in life that brings you joy?
We forget amongst the paraphenelia of outward appearance and performance that to hold someone’s hand is very special.
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The Sting
If you could erase one movie from your memory and watch it again for the first time, which one would it be?
The film ,The Sting so I wouldn’t know the ending.
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The secret of learning
How do you stay motivated when learning something new?
Never be embarrassed if you don’t understand something The likelihood is no one has taken the time to explain it properly,or didn’t really understand it in the first place and were therefore incapable of explaining it to you.
That is the secret of learning. Find something that works for you.
The motivation comes from that eureka moment where you realise that you’ve “got it”.
Though remember, you never stop learning
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Cornwall Day Fifteen
Dog prefers if both of us walk him.Will go to the dog field even with the bird scarer going off if we accompany him.
We even saw the box in the field that causes the noise.All three of us looked to our right at it as it went off,but with lots of words of encouragement it we passed by it.
Back to caravan and mug of tea and lots of massages,belly rubs and ear rubs for the dog.
We went to do some shopping and had a trip to the café for a doggy ice cream,but he’d eaten his dinner about half an hour before in the caravan and we had to put it in a freezer pack for him to have later. It’s in our small freezer compartment in our caravan fridge now.I do admire our little dog’s self restraint
He’s managing , I don’t think he’ll ever get over it completely ,but thankfully we can reassure him.
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Cornwall Day 14 Caravan Cooking)
Baked figs with Cinammon and Honey
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Cornwall Day Fourteen (Cribbs Caribbean Restaurant)
We ventured to Falmouth again and as it’s a well known Arts University I was determined to find a decent but not too expensive eatery where we could enjoy a meal.
And so we found Cribbs after wandering up and down the High Street, which in truth had a variety of rather worn looking shops and eateries which are probably heaving in the summer when the tourist industry is in full swing.
Cribbs serves Caribbean food and I had saltfishballs and a pea and rice dish which was amazing,perhaps it was the spices or a good quality brown rice but it was delicious.
The dog was let in ,only because they were very quiet and we vouched for him.He was very well behaved as usual but couldn’t have any titbits because everything was too spicy.
The traffic wasn’t too bad, but when we got back the interminable automated bird scarer was firing off and kept frightening the dog.He fell asleep on the caravan floor eventually and we had to lift him into bed when he was sound asleep.
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Cornwall Day Thirteen (cont)
So after my dog having a bad start to the day.Thankfully he had a great day at Tehidy Woods playing in the water.
And then excelled himself by being very brave at Godrevy where he persuaded me to go down a narrow path and down to the beach.
It was quite a high tide and the waves were quite strong,so I thought he’d be a scary cat,but his curiosity kicked in and it was great as it was like we were having an adventure together.
A good end to the day,he slept like a log.
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