Aeolienne
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Bizarrely, I've scored 12 out of 12 in The Undateables's quiz, which apparently makes me a "Relationship Expert".
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Handel's Harpsichord Suite in E, HWV 430 ("The Harmonious Blacksmith"), performed by Richard Egarr
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Peter Gabriel, Shock the Monkey
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I was quite chuffed that I managed to do all my Christmas shopping without using Amazon or any chain stores. If anyone's interested, this is what I used (in addition to the National Railway Museum, already mentioned): Gift shop at the Wales Millennium Centre (dragon) Tusch und Egon (Cabin Porn and ear-rings) Decorum (cushion and candle) The Brokedown Palace (socks) The Sampler (sherry) Les Aldrich Music (diary) Hive via Joseph's Bookstore (This Little Puffin and Run the Jewels 2)
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Getting medical reason for change of Uni course?
Aeolienne replied to Mandapanda's topic in Beyond Adolescence
Dubin City University for one: Creating an autism-friendly university -
Subsequently I've given: A soft toy dragon Book of railway stories (bought at the National Railway Museum in York) Bottle of Pedro Ximenes sherry Cabin P0rn: Inspiration for your quiet place somewhere, a book of photographs by Zach Klein and Steven Leckart Socks (described as "boot", so fairly thick) This Little Puffin: Finger plays and nursery games, compiled by Elizabeth Matterson
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Bloc Party, Helicopter
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Giovanni Gabrieli (c.1555-1612), O Jesu mi dulcissime à 8
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The latest issue of Escape (the on-train magazine of Great Western Railway) is running a competition to win a weekend break at Deerpark. Go to gwr.com/logcabinCornwall before 22 January 2016 and answer the question "In which year was the Forestry Commission formed?" (see here for the answer). Forest Holidays are also offering a 10% discount for bookings up to 31 March 2016: use the code GWRESCAPE at forestholidays.co.uk.
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Culture Club, Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?
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Consortium5, As our sweet Cords with Discords mixed be
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Anonymous (1661), Ballo di Mantova / Cecilia, performed by Liuwe Tamminga (harpsichord)
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Has AWARES folded? They don't appear to have run any conferences since 2014.
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R.E.M., Shiny Happy People
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Help with Eco wellbeing & Activity break
Aeolienne replied to CoolOfTheWild's topic in Help and Advice
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I wonder how well-established Black Friday is even in the USA. I don't remember it being mentioned in any of Judy Blume's novels from the '70s, for instance.
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So far I've given... Boosey & Hawkes 2016 pocket diary Bottle of wine CD - Run the Jewels 2 A cushion Ear-rings Scented candle Still some more present exchanges to come!
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Did anyone else here watch 'Back in Time for Dinner' over the summer? That made out the '90s to be a time of plenty (recession, Gulf War, Yugoslavian conflict and dotcom boom/bust notwithstanding). As I recall, the family seemed to enjoy the 70s most, and likewise with the more recent 'Back in Time for Christmas'. Check out some clips here.
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JS Bach Sonata no.2 in a minor for solo violin, BWV 1003
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WOMEN with high functioning ASD - Let's take action!?
Aeolienne replied to georgiapiano's topic in General Discussion
I have had neither a successful career nor a family. -
Or sign up to a veggie box scheme!
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For an antidote to the depressing mainstream news, try Positive News - does what it says on the tin. Only downside is that you may find yourself thinking (as I do) "why isn't there more of this kind of cool stuff happening where I live?". I'm also a subscriber to Grist for environmental news.
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This sounds quite similar to the OP's business model. “With the proper support team taking care of day-to-day management and administrative duties – accounting, contracts and the like – they can focus on doing what they love and integrate both economically and socially.” Self-employment opens new worlds for autistic people
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A Point of View: Why it's time to turn the music off