by Chris Day
The television programme “So who do you think you are?” has a lot to answer for. By highlighting the search, by various celebrities and public figures, to find their roots and origins, thousands... Read more |
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by Chris Day
It would be a foolish person who would try and play down the real problems that many people are facing at the present time. There is nothing worse than uncertainty to undermine confidence and leave you froz... Read more |
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by Chris Day
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I know that bad news sells newspapers but I am finding that the world described in the headlines is very different from the world that I inhabit day by day. Without exception, the business people I meet at ... Read more |
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by Chris Day
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It was Adam Smith in 1776, writing in his famous work “Wealth of Nations” who first coined the phrase “A nation of shopkeepers” when referring to the English. He was, of course, a Sc... Read more |
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by Chris Day
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I consider myself very fortunate to have a wife who loves gardening. Over the years she has transformed our modest suburban back garden, from an expanse of lumpy and nondescript grass into a hardworking and... Read more |
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by Chris Day
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Inspiration comes in many forms and from many places. The secret, it seems, is to always be open to it, no matter where you happen to be. For me, back in July, it was in London’s iMax cinema where, co... Read more |
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by Chris Day
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When it comes to birthday presents, the older you get the less imaginative they seem to become. I mean, how many novelty socks can anyone wear in a lifetime? Why do otherwise sensible relations insist on kn... Read more |
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