Waiting for slumber
My problem is that the moment my head touches the pillow, I fall asleep. Instantly, that is. There is no tossing, turning, adjusting the duvet, or counting of sheep. Also,
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The November 2024 Night Sky
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Busy week ahead, I’m sure you’ll agree. And the short answer to my question regarding our joint future – in these, some of the most turbulent times of our recent
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Vila Real de Santo António boosts school meal service by 90%
“By ensuring that all children have access to quality food, we are not only promoting equal opportunities in the school context but also contributing to their healthy development and academic
SandyBlue celebrates villa rental success
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Artificial Intelligence – The Halloween Algorithm
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Demeter, Persephone and autumn
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