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It started with a kiss: The history of kissing

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Article by Andy Cope It started with a kiss… Here’s a basic introduction to the most important science you’ve never heard of: Philematology, the study of kissing As a happiness researcher, I’m well versed in the science of wellbeing, flourishing, strengths, joy and love. But the specifics of kissing are harder to come by. So while happiness has a ‘set-point’, learning has a ‘taxonomy’ and personality has a ‘type’, academics can’t even agree on what a kiss is. Is it a peck, a continental double-cheeker or a tongue-twisting Frenchie? (I’m going to gloss over the obviousness of matching the right kiss with the right person. Just as a ‘mwah mwah’ air kiss isn’t right for a passionate night with your partner, a snog with your sister is a social faux-pas, even if done behing...
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A fabulous day out at the House and Garden Festival- one to add to the list!

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Article by Ceri Wheeldon There are certain events in the year that I go to with friends – they have become annual traditions – although sadly we were unlucky with our Wimbledon tickets this year! Usually we go to the Ideal Home Show, but as we were disappointed last year,so decided to give it a miss this year – which is why I was happy to discover that there was a new show at Olympia, the House and Garden Festival, which combined the Spirit of Summer with the House Fair and Grow London, and was launched this year to coincide with the 70th anniversary of House and Garden magazine. Planned our day around the talks We had a fabulous day out. We planned our day around the talks. We thoroughly enjoyed...
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A visit to the Churchill War Rooms

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Article by Geoff Moore The Churchill Cabinet War Rooms museum London.Picture by: www.thetraveltrunk.net Time travelling back 73 years was the impression I had when I visited the Churchill Cabinet War Rooms in London. Being allowed to walk around inside the sealed glass rooms of the museum in Whitehall has been an amazing experience. Even the smell within them is different. Every item on display was as they were left back in 1945 on the day Japan surrendered. The key moment for the Allies and Churchill was probably D-Day and it was in those rooms deep under London that history was made, planned and recorded. Being...
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Time to check out the WI?

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Article by Sally Dowling As Victoria Wood said, ‘You know when you are getting old when you look at Scholl sandals and think ‘my they look comfy’! Well the same could be said of the Women’s Institute, so I decided to check out my local group and make up my own mind. Never mind being Fab After 50, I am heading towards being Sensational in my Sixties, and I am beginning to have some spare time. Like Saga Holidays and of course, Scholl sandals, the WI does conjure up preconceived ideas but don’t knock it ‘til you have tried it. An organisation that can appeal to...
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Easy UK weekend breaks: Eastbourne in the spotlight

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Article by Ceri Wheeldon Do you ever just feel you need a change of scenery without the aggravation of checking into airports and all that entails? Sometimes a couple of nights away a little closer to home is all you need to clear the cobwebs, and return home refreshed. Which is why I have had a few UK mini-breaks in recent months. It’s a good opportunity to catch up with friends while doing something different – and nobody has to cook! It is amazing how different everything looks just a relatively short drive – or train ride away. I have a friend who used to live in Eastbourne – she had to...
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Join a gym? Who, me?

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Article by Juliet Young Yeah, I know summer is just around the corner, Yeah, I have gained a couple of pounds over the lazy, fireside, winter months. Yeah, now would be a great time to think about joining a gym. Yeah, right. Or as us Glaswegians prefer to say – Aye, that’ll be right! I have nothing against gyms in themselves. They are obviously great places for people who have the oomph and determination to get their backsides into one of them. There is in fact a huge one right beside my office which sounds fabulous, literally. The music coming from some of the zumba classes there rattles the coffee mugs on our desks and makes our feet stomp along to the rhythm. I simply mean they are not for me and never have been, except for a quick...
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Exploring hidden talents on a leisure weekend

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Article by Ceri Wheeldon One of the things I promised myself when I decided to divorce my husband was that I would take time to do more of the things that I enjoyed doing – as opposed to doing only the things on ‘his’ list in order to keep the peace. I have always enjoyed art, but have to confess to not really having the confidence to draw or paint really since leaving school. I also have discovered , purely by accident, that I enjoy taking photographs – although this was in a way forced upon me as I had to take pictures for the website, I have found I enjoy the creative side of photography – and want to learn more about what I can do with my SLR. I...
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Why I like to dance

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Article by Nidhi Dalmia I love to dance and have since I was very young. Its no secret, I’m very happy to admit that most days you may find me having a quick dance whenever an opportunity arises, even while walking in the garden Dance for me is exhilarating. It allows you to lose yourself for a little while. All your stresses and strains just fall away. It is just you and your partner and nothing else exists. Bliss. But I’m a serious dancer and I have attended dance lessons to learn new techniques and to correct any mistakes I was making. I have developed a love for the many different types of dance, the ones that you see on Strictly Come Dancing, I’ll have tried. Dances like the Waltz and the Tango require skill...
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Inspirational Female Athletes Over 50

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Article by Alex Kagan Can you be over 50 and a professional athlete? YES! Some of the most inspirational female athletes are those that are aged 50 and over and still compete on a regular basis. To prove the doubters wrong, we have created a short list of these amazing female athletes, who continue to inspire and motivate women all over the world. Martina Navratilova Martina Navratilova won the US Open doubles championship when she was almost 50 years of age and then won the same title at Wimbledon three years later when she entered the senior competition. This win was made even more astonishing by the fact that she had only finished receiving radiation therapy for breast cancer a few days before. Away from the world of tennis she showed just how...
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Christmas Dangers for Pets

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Article by Nina Cole We may still only be in November, but already trees and decorations are being hauled from the loft and with them come potential dangers to our pets. Last Christmas, within 24 hours of publishing my vlog about the dangers of chocolate, I found myself and my German Shepherd Dog Luika, in the vets at Leighton Buzzard, having his stomach pumped! Such an embarrassment and a fine example of how quickly and easily dogs can capitilise on our mistakes. Being a pet sitter, we have frequent visits from happy clients brandishing bottles of wine and boxes of chocolates. All of which are donated to the staff of various local rescue centres as a thank you for their hard work throughout the year. On this particular day, my husband...
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