Scarborough, filey and district 1896, Neave, Susan

Автор: Neave, Susan
Название: Hull (west) 1890
ISBN: 1847844952 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781847844958
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Описание: Does anyone ever stop and think what they`re about to do? How their action can affect people`s lives? I heard once or twice that your decisions are like a domino effect, one decision can affect many. Why make choices that you know you will regret? Why put people through pain? Can you actually say that you ever thought about how many people you hurt? Explain in so many words why we treat people like they don`t mean anything. Many of us are the victims in cases like these. Maybe you are the victimizer, in that case describe why you felt that treating someone so bad would make you feel better? Well, did it? Maybe you should look in the mirror and ask if you are truly happy with being yourself? Or maybe you feel the need to take out all the pain you bottle up on someone who doesn`t deserve it. Maybe it`s just me but I am done with thinking of all the reasons why people get involved in situations they can`t dig themselves out of, well here is my story...

Автор: Neave, Susan
Название: Hull (east) 1908
ISBN: 1847840124 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781847840127
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Описание: For those recovering from an addiction, keeping a journal can be a healing experience-yet can also be a trip into uncharted territory. This combined workbook and journal provides a gentle introduction to the healing power of journaling. You`ll discover how to play with words, write through anxiety, and discover your writer`s memory-even if the only thing you`ve ever written is an e-mail.

Автор: Neave Madeleine
Название: Vintage Breadboards
ISBN: 1909248649 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781909248649
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Описание: Decorative 'bread-platters' were hugely popular in Victorian times, firstly among the elite who commissioned custom-made items featuring their coats-of-arms and mottos. They were also used to commemorate royal ceremonies, and of course, families put their crests on them if they were upper class. By the 1860s, enterprising workshops were producing bread-platters more cheaply with standardised carving for the mass market. The production centre until the 1950s was Sheffield, with skilled turners, carvers and metalworkers collaborating to produce matching sets of tableware. In the book, Madeleine Neave shows us how beautiful and varied the boards were, with the inclusion of butter knives, butter churners, and memories from her mother, Rosslyn, who began the collection after a childhood on a farm, milking cows by hand, and making butter.