My mother has recently been diagnosed with the early stages of dementia and, needless to say, this is causing me concern and I’m losing sleep as a result. I’ve tried to get a good eight hours before I have to get up and start work by 9.00 – fortunately I work from home as a writer/digital typist for the real estate industry so I don’t HAVE to be up before 8.30, but even if I go to bed at midnight and read or listen to dreamy classical music on the radio for half an hour, I still find myself tossing and turning well before the end of my eight hour sleep!
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Les Misérables
An epic musical masterpiece that has to be seen to be believed. Based on a novel, "Les Misérables" tells the story of a man that breaks his parole to start a new life, as mayor of a small town in 19th century France. Along the way, he almost blows his cover to try and aid a factory worker named Fantine, who struggles each day to earn a living to provide for her daughter, Cosette. Meanwhile, Jean Valjean is constantly pursued by a vicious policeman Javert, who will stop at nothing until he sees Jean behind bars again.
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It's Been ... And It's Gone Again
What can I say? Summer arrived – full of promise. The sun shone brightly, the wind dropped and we even had to drag the air conditioning unit into the office. It was just a cheapo one and is incredibly noisy, hence we tend to use fans unless it’s too hot for the fans to work effectively. It’s not so much that the weather is mega hot; it’s just that, with the two of us working in a small room, each running a PC from dawn to dusk, the heat just becomes overpowering.
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The Spanish and The Enigma Code
During the Second World War thanks to the talents of our code breakers at Bletchley Park here in the UK and to the oft times forgotten heroes of the Resistance throughout Europe, particularly in France, a good number of lives were spared and, most probably, the long and arduous six year war was considerably shorter than would otherwise have been the case.
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History in a Nutshell. How The First World War Was Won
The majority of us acknowledge that our brave forces, whether they be on the ground, at sea or in the air, are the most vital element of any war campaign, but other essential elements are required to keep the cogs of war turning
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