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When happiness is threatened … on November 10, 2010

Free Thinking Festival 2010: Vultures \ Roy Williams on November 7, 2010

Free Thinking Festival 2010: Speed Dating on November 7, 2010

Free Thinking Festival 2010: Matthew Sweet on November 7, 2010

Free Thinking Festival 2010: Sport or Arts? on November 6, 2010

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Christmas

Posts about the festive season. Yep, I'm a sap.

Christmas presents that last
Being Lorna ... at Christmas
Christmas Descants
Digital Story of the Nativity
Being Scottish in America ... at Christmas
Being a musician .. at Christmas
Catford Rotary Club's fundraising effort
The Box of Delights / Carol Symphony
Simon's Cat in Santa Claws
Why are Christmas parties such a let down?
Why we need to do more than just give to charity Being Jewish ... at Christmas
BBC TV Trailer for Christmas 2010
Tired old tinsel
God Bless John Lewis
Letter to Father Christmas
Lovely, lovely Advent
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He blogs here because he subscribes to the view that reputations are ultimately the responsibility of the individual.

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