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 Going to a rock concert is different when you're 60We were a grey and obedient crowd, trying to relive the rebellious spirit of our first Eagles concert
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 My quest for cleavageArmed with bras boasting wire, foam and liquid, I lined up for the change rooms to see whether these frilly feats of engineering could increase the look of my A-cup - without hurting
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 He's an adult now, but I still worry for my epileptic sonSeeing off my epileptic son on a trip to Japan, I felt like I was leading a lamb to the slaughter
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 Is there more to your furry friend's puppy dog eyes?A daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 The lost art of mailing a letterI asked my son to post me a letter. I might as well have asked him to walk on the moon
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 Smug about recycling? Can itA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 My rocky recovery from iPhone abuseAll the warning signs were there. Eloise slept right beside me and was the first thing I reached for in the morning
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 How I learned that water and cat litter don't mixAll we wanted to do was make life easier for our aging cat. We didn’t reckon on the Blob from Outer Space
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 'Being yourself' is not a good career moveA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 How we ended up retiring in rural British ColumbiaWe had a world’s worth of options where to retire, but found ourselves in small-town B.C. - drawn by more than just the blackberry cinnamon buns
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 How we remember our baby boy, one balloon at a timeOnce a year we stand with hundreds of other families who have lost their babies. As we hear our child’s name read aloud, we release a brightly coloured balloon into the sky
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 Your car as your designated driverA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 How Alzheimer's has changed my lifeI hurry less to accomplish things, notice the colours and textures around me and have time to delight in my family
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 I'm a continuing-education junkieEver since earning my MA in political science, I’ve taken continuing-education courses in health, journalism, nutrition, photography, Spanish and marketing
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 Living alone may lead to depressionA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 I survived childhood cancerMy illness was, by far, harder on my young parents than it was on me. But even those closest to me will never fully understand how I felt - and still feel
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 Interviews with death-row prisoners a hit on Chinese TVA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 I lived through my spouse's suicideI feel a new kinship with anyone who has experienced sudden trauma. I was a different person before my husband took his own life
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 My most treasured object? An old chopping bowlIn my grandmother’s kitchen, I felt nurtured and loved. Using the chopper and wooden bowl she used to use evokes those feelings for me
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 I never met society's standard of manlinessI hated sports - watching them, playing them. Yet when I was young, my father would drag me to the park to play catch. It never ended well
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 City's solution to loitering teens - acne lightsA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 I never thought I'd learn to play hockeyI had never even taken a skating lesson, but the first time I donned shin guards, gloves and a jersey and played a game on an outdoor rink, I was hooked
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 Belief in global warming rises, but for wrong reasonsA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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 Safe data is just a heartbeat awayA daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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