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Drive away from family 6 Motorways Many roads Peppermint tea on constant tap Rural entering my Urban soul classic environment Love the beauty around me especially the humans. 'Home' for so many an in-crowd  with 'in' jokes but not exclusive. warm welcoming  no walls but Open hearts and minds welcoming me into their cultural norms. Lots of people know of my work or read my 'ABOUT' on my www Some approaching some waiting to be approached. I warm immediately to those who visibly carry wounds, scars. That's me I carry. We all carry. Natural affinity  as 'Over the Rhine' sing 'All my favourite people are broken'. I delight with those who have travelled a road less travelled and yet so many them 'qualified' and working professionals in front facing people work carrying their own wounds. LOVE IT love it. I love the opport

 'mind gym' helping England at World Cup, says Jill Scott •  ‘Psychological support helped composure against Cameroon’ •  ‘Games are going to get even more emotional,’ Scott adds Supported by About this content Louise Taylor  in Deauville Tue 25 Jun 2019  22.30 BST Last modified on Wed 26 Jun 2019  08.22 BST Shares 45   Jill Scott applauds supporters after England’s turbulent 3-0 victory over Cameroon in the last 16 of the World Cup. Photograph: Alex Caparros - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images Sports psychologists still polarise opinion but Jill Scott is a fully subscribed believer. The veteran England midfielder is convinced that hours of work in the Lionesses’ “mind gym” paid dividends as Phil Neville’s players refused to rise to Cameroon’s extraordinary provocations in Valenciennes on Sunday. “We do a lot of work away from the pitch about conserving emotion at certain times in games and how to always think logically,” Scott said

Blob Bereavement Cards:   (Flashcards) - Routledge This set of 48 cards carefully provides an introduction to the nature and experience of loss through bereavement.  BHP