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Tag Archives: bulls
Actions and consequences. A ‘meal deal’ with a side of honesty .
At some time in our lives we have all tried to shrug off personal responsibility for our behaviour, and sadly I speak from experience. It’s very difficult to acknowledge failings as our own, but if we are sincerely trying to … Continue reading →
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