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1. For all the best last-minute shopping ideas
Macclesfield Express, Tuesday 21 December 2004DO YOU remember Cabbage Patch dolls? I used to go out with the girl they were modelled on. I wonder what this year's must-have items are?
2. Men are just too coy for Christmas shopping
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 8 December 2004I'VE BEEN scurrying around town this week doing my Christmas shopping.
3. Crazy Macc hits headlines worldwide
Macclesfield Express, Tuesday 28 December 2004IMAGINE lying on the Sunkissed beach of Bali with the Pacific Ocean lapping the shore and Indonesian waiters plying you with tropical drinks.
4. Eye time for ‘Mrs B’ to see doctor
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 8 December 2004WHEN Mrs B stumbled in through the door almost an hour late home from work I knew all was not well.
5. Cards are a seasonal joy, not a chore
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004I'VE JUST spent an entire Sunday afternoon writing out over a 100 Christmas cards. I don't mean conveyor belt style 'Best Wishes, I'm talking personal messages on each and every card. It's not a chore; I love it. It's an opportunity to appreciate good friends let those less fortunate know that someone cares.
6. The ban on hunting could leave all of us with plenty of things to grouse about
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 December 2004I'VE NEVER been on a fox hunt, never really wanted to, so in theory the hunting ban won't affect me and although I train gundogs I don't actually shoot so it's all the same to me whether my dogs retrieve ducks or canvas dummies. So why should I care? Well, I might not if those eager to ban all country sports were as committed to the upkeep of the countryside as the participants.
7. Club is helping kids to box clever
Macclesfield Express, Tuesday 28 December 2004UNLESS you live in a cave you will be aware of the impact Bolton boxing sensation Amir Khan made at the Athens Olympics.
8. My apologies ... but it is Christmas time
Macclesfield Express, Tuesday 21 December 2004ONE OF the high spots of writing a weekly column is when readers stop me in the street, shake my hand and say 'keep up the good work'.
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