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Breakfast Tuesday: Toby’s Bottomless Brunch and Meet Rodney the Chicken.

I didn’t work the Breakfast Tuesday shift this week because I was on Nanna duty with Toby. But from what I heard, the team served over 30 people! At this rate, they’ll need to hire a full-time chicken just to keep up; maybe give it a little chef’s hat and call it Rodney the chicken. […]

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Rodger the Dodger Comic Blog Series: Thirsty Thursday & The Andaz Ice Cream Olympics

Right then, are you ready to lose another 20 minutes of your life to this blog? Don’t say I didn’t warn you, not that you’ve got anything better to do, let’s be honest. Grab your beverage of choice (I recommend something with caffeine or, if you’re Matthew, a suspiciously large glass of Mighty Morphine Power […]

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Rodger the Dodger: Breakfast Tuesday – The Sausage Stealer

If you visit NPLCC often, you’ll know that Tuesdays at our place mean only one thing: the legendary Breakfast Tuesday Club! Where else can you pile your plate high with a full English for only £4.50 (unless you fancy a fried egg, of course, those are an extra £125.00 EACH), because apparently, chickens have unionised, […]

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Title: You Keep Me Going (Even When I’m Running on Tea and Sheer Willpower)

Let me start with a confession: Sometimes, I feel like I’m juggling flaming torches while riding a unicycle…and the unicycle’s got a dodgy wheel. Between worrying about my husband’s health, trying to keep the community centre from falling apart (or at least from running out of biscuits), being a mum, Nana, housewife, and whatever else […]

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3d book display image of The Missing Piece in Coping with Grief

Grief is a universal language that we all speak.

Grief is an emotion and sad feeling that the whole of humanity can connect with. We can all agree that at some stage in our lives we have lost somebody we loved, or somebody close to us. We can all understand that deep sadness that grief leaves behind and agree that we feel shock, disbelief and sadness.

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