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I have a wedding to attend this month and have bought my daughter this dress from vinted, can anyone help me figure out what kind of outfit to wear myself to compliment her? (Not sure on fabric etc) I'm a size 12, currently breastfeeding and so chest is a bit bigger than normal and also require easy access! Bonus if you can also think of suggestions for my 8 month old daughte...

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It's time for the Edexcel paper 2. Just another hour untill it finishes. Mine found it ok last week but I know many struggled. Just a post to see how they all got on this week

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Bit of a random one but I’d love to get a Totter and Tumble playmat for my baby as I’ve heard good things. However our playroom is quite large and the largest mats they do won’t fill the space. Has anyone used one for one area and then got another mat for the rest of the room? I don’t want it to look silly. Thanks

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From what I have read, Karmelo Anthony (who is black African American) took a concealed knife to a track event. When it started raining he ran to another team's tent to shelter. He was told to leave by a white athlete called Austin Metcalfe. KA refused saying ' 'Touch me and see what happens', According to one account I read he was repeatedly told to leave and replied the same w...

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I want to set up a little 'education setting' for children aged 5-7 (to start with). Very loosely, the main focus would be that it would be an outdoor setting with strong academics but creativity at its heart. completely screen free - protecting childhood. english and maths would still be taught by qualified teachers - the rest of the 'curriculum' would be dedicated to free-pla...

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