Sir Roger Moore and Diets
Sir Roger Moore talks to Chris about the speculations surrounding the coveted Bond role. Dr Toni Steer shares her tips for preventing hunger when dieting.
Sir Roger Moore talks to Chris about the speculations surrounding the coveted Bond role and his new tour. Dr Toni Steer shares her tips for preventing hunger on a diet and explains why we should eat more vegetables. Derek from Berwick contacts the show, opening the flood gates for rhyming names with where you live. Plus we hear about your pens and scissors secured with pieces of string. Vassos has your Top Tenuous connections to famous Lionels and Rev'd Kate Bottley provides the first Pause for Thought of November.
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Pause for Thought
The Reverend Kate Bottley a Church of England priest in North Nottinghamshire:
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I’m from a family that likes to find any excuse for a party. My Uncle David’s family parties are the stuff of legend. Summer barbecues, Christmas drinks and Bonfire night, good food, a fabulous bar and silly games. And Uncle David at the helm co-ordinating the proceedings. My Auntie June would always half tell him off for spending too much on lights for the front garden, being over generous with the measures or buying fireworks that were too loud. But nothing seemed to make him happier than making other people happy. I always knew that if Uncle David was in charge of the party it’d be the best one ever, well until the next time at least.
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Not so long ago and about this time of year my lovely Uncle got very ill and he knew that the time was coming for him to throw one last party, a party that he’d foot the bill for but wouldn't be able to attend. And in true Uncle David style it was a brilliant do, tears and laughter, the chinking of glasses, far too much food and talk of ‘he would have loved this’. We carried his coffin out to ‘Always look on the bright side of life’.
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Perhaps you had a party of your own this weekend with a whisper of death in the proceedings. But for me and for many Christians it's today that’s the real party, the feast of All Hallows' or All Saints Day, when we remember those amazing people that have taught, guided and lead us through life, setting examples of generous and godly living. And while no one is perfect, we remember those who through their own lives have helped to make us more joyful people. On all saints day I light a candle for those I love but see no longer and remember them not just with tears of sadness but with tears of laughter too, and with a sure and certain hope that they dwell in a place of light and love..
So for your loved ones and for my darling Uncle David, I chose to celebrateÌý life, believing that he's in a place of no more pain, only peace and a party to beat all parties.
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