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« Reply #5835 on: 23:49:29, 26-09-2008 »
I can think of a couple more things to put on the list that are 'quite nice' to do  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

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« Reply #5836 on: 11:52:05, 27-09-2008 »
The Philosophy Debate
(jointly organised by PFA and the Mary Ward Centre)
We will discuss issues at the focus of modern and 20th century philosophy. No fee. More details of the next debate are posted about a fortnight prior to it taking place.

Venue: The Mary Ward Centre, Queen Square, London WC1N 3AQ (near Russell Square)

In 2008/2009 there will be debates on 27 Sep, 1 Nov, 22 Nov, 17 Jan, 7 Mar, 4 Apr, 13 June & 18 July.

All dates are Saturdays, time 2 to 5 pm

27 September: PHILOSOPHY IN EVERYDAY LIFE

Introduced and chaired by Anja Steinbauer

Published this month, The Art of Living is a new series of books that seeks to answer the age-old question of "how should we live?"

Covering modern-day issues that concern us all at one time or another - WORK, FAME, HUNGER, CLOTHES, DECEPTION, ILLNESS, WELLBEING, PETS and SPORT - The Art of Living titles are all written by well-known names in their field, including Raymond Tallis, Colin McGinn, John Harvon and Mark Vernon, who draw on their own experiences or interests as well as philosophical tradition.

Two of the authors, Ziyad Marar (Deception) and Erica Fudge (Pets) will introduce their books, after which there will be the usual amount of time for questions and debate.

Copies of all the books in the series will be available on the day.

THIS EVENT IS STILL SUBJECT TO FINAL CONFIRMATION, SO PLEASE CHECK THIS PAGE AGAIN CLOSER TO THE DATE OF THE EVENT (SATURDAY 27 SEP.)

For more information phone (020) 7635 8580 or email us: secretary@pfalondon.org

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« Reply #5837 on: 12:33:15, 27-09-2008 »
A, What are nice to do on Friday night? I want to know in case I will want to do it.
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« Reply #5838 on: 13:03:25, 27-09-2008 »
Quote from: trained-pianist on 12:33:15, 27-09-2008
A, What are nice to do on Friday night? I want to know in case I will want to do it.

I think I may get modded if I say t-p  Roll Eyes I leave it to your imagination.............

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« Reply #5839 on: 14:23:18, 27-09-2008 »
What about both of you sitting on opposite sides of the dining table with a cup of cocoa, and playing basketball with small marshmallows?
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« Reply #5840 on: 15:08:48, 27-09-2008 »
............ or tigglywinks?Huh Roll Eyes
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« Reply #5841 on: 15:15:03, 27-09-2008 »
Playing for charity is the thing to do. I have to go tonight to be there at 9.15. I have to accompany choir and solo singers too. They will have some electric keyboard.
Life is unpredictable. I kind of like the idea of going to the big Hotel for a Ball party where people have dinner. We have to be after desert (or is it during desert) at 10 o'clock.
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« Reply #5842 on: 16:45:18, 27-09-2008 »
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« Reply #5843 on: 17:43:20, 27-09-2008 »
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A slight error there Eru??? Mayhaps??? I said tigglywinks as opposed to tiggwinkle!!! Smiley
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« Reply #5844 on: 17:46:02, 27-09-2008 »
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A slight error there Eru??? Mayhaps??? I said tigglywinks as opposed to tiggwinkle!!! Smiley

What is 'tigglywinks' then, bbm? I know of a game called Tiddlywinks, which is what Eru could have been hinting at....
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« Reply #5845 on: 21:32:36, 27-09-2008 »
That's the one IGI!! Thank you. Spelling or typos as they are called or my brain cells again Roll Eyes


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Just seen on tv, 'Have I got News for You'. Funny thing about these new metric politicians!!! Referring to David Milliband!! Another panel said, he has a brother who has a band, The Glenn Miller band!!! Huh Roll Eyes Grin
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« Reply #5846 on: 21:40:56, 27-09-2008 »
Quote from: Kittybriton on 14:23:18, 27-09-2008
What about both of you sitting on opposite sides of the dining table with a cup of cocoa, and playing basketball with small marshmallows?

Got it in one kitty ( phew!!!)

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« Reply #5847 on: 21:48:33, 27-09-2008 »
Quote from: trained-pianist on 15:15:03, 27-09-2008

Life is unpredictable. I kind of like the idea of going to the big Hotel for a Ball party where people have dinner. We have to be after desert (or is it during desert) at 10 o'clock.


I think you may find it is dessert t-p, not many people have Ball parties in deserts.
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« Reply #5848 on: 21:54:17, 27-09-2008 »
 Roll Eyes

Anyway, being happy. I was extremely happy earlier because there was a major food festival on the seafront all day. About 30 stalls were set up with an amazing array of dishes from all over the world. I sampled some Thai and Jamaican snacks - really delicious! And fresh.

Apparently it's on again tomorrow if any Brighton locals want to see what I'm banging on about.

Moral? A happy tummy = a happy martle.  Grin
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« Reply #5849 on: 22:04:23, 27-09-2008 »
Hmm. I have no idea what I thought I was doing by quoting Martle's quote sans a reply from me, so I'm deleting it. Until I know what I thought I was doing. I may be some time ...
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