Janet

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Promise me you'll never forget me because if I thought you would, I'd never leave. She/her

Black and white photo of John Graves, in striped shirt, looking over his glasses with bookcase behind him
Border terrier asleep on sofa
Border terrier asleep on sofa, head on cushions
Broad beans plants growing in a pot and runner beans growing uo bamboo canes in a pot.
Border terrier sitting on the grass looking pensive.
Broken Angel sculpture (2024) by artist Johnny Vegas
Paperback copy of Chrome Yellow by Aldous Huxley.
Paperback copy of The Dogwalkers' Detective Agency by Michael Hogan
Drawing of bird on flowery branch with the words: TODAY, TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO SIT QUIETLY AND BE THANKFUL FOR ALL THAT YOU HAVE.
Chopped carrots, spring onions and cabbage and a jar of chilli flakes.
Black and white image of George Bernard Shaw with the quote: We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.
Red pillar box on roadside, double yellow lines behind it. Box reads EIIR and POST OFFICE
Canal with narrow boat moored, trees overhanging and blue skies.
Dolls house version of Titanic dining room.
Historic graveyard with pathway, numerous stone headstones and mature trees.
St Peter and Paul's church with both a spire and a bell tower.
Gingerbread man with the message Welcome to Ormskirk
Looking out to Burbo Bank wind farm across Liverpool Bay
Daughter reading When a Cat Loves a Bird
Sign in the Fab 4 Café 8 DAYS A WEEK Let it be. let it be LIFE IS VERY SHORT AND THERE'S NO TIME FOR FUSSING AND FIGHTING MY FRIEND A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS SO, I'LL FOLLOW THE SUN
"There are friends , there is family and then there are friends that become family." Unknown Womans day
Paperback copy of The Lives and Loves of a She Devil by Fay Weldon.
Hardbacj copy of A British Childhood. How Our Children Live Now by Frank Cottrell-Boyce
Mom's of grown kids know that three of the best words in the world are, 'I'm coming home.' Never Empty Nest
Red pillar box covered in stickers, some peeled off some fresh.
Image of the Liver Buildings with a flagpole filled with Pride flags.
Window with the words printed: "Gender belongs to everyone. It is something personal for each one of us."
The next time you think "It's too hard to make a difference in the world," give someone a compliment and watch them feel appreciated. Do a favor for someone and watch them feel supported. Really listen to someone's feelings and watch them realize that They matter. You are already making a difference in the world every day. Just keep going. Stephanie Harrison/tinybuddha.com
www.picador.com Cover illustration (c) Stephan Schmitz Cover designer: Kieryn Tyler, Picador Art Department
Grey squirrel in grass eating nut
"Sometimes I feel I haven't done much," said the boy. "You've got up and carried on..." said the horse, "....which is brave and magnificent. " From The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie Mackesy
Hardback copy of A British Childhood, How Our Children Live Now by Frank Cottrell-Boyce
Queen Elizabeth rose blooming with two large, pink flowers and one pink flowerbud almost open.
Black and white photograph of John Gardner. He holds a pioe in his left hand and has a watch in his wrist. He is wearing ga watch on his left wrist. He has shoulder length hair.
Image of young gull gaining more feathers and less fluffy.
Image of Kevin Keegan in a Liverpool shirt in the 1970s with the words: Kevin Keegan 24 Feb 1951- 20 Jul 3036
Sign for Assembly Bangers Picnic Bring a picnic as we sing some of those old assembly favourites! School hymn books provided.
Cumulus clouds, often called "fair-weather clouds," appearing as white, puffy formations against a deep blue sky.
The Beacon of Hope, Harmony of Belfast or Thanksgiving Square Beacon, a public art metal sculpture by Andy Scott
Gilt and enamelled mantle clock made by Roblin & Fils, Frères, 19th century. The timepiece is topped with a sunburst mask, often symbolizing Apollo, while the pendulum is designed to resemble the strings of the lyre instrument.The white enamel dial is embellished with painted zodiac signs.
Late 17th or early 18th-century longcase clock, inlaid with a walnut and floral marquetry.
Bringing Back Childhood Memories. Black and white image of boating pond with children playing
Fidelity (1869) by Briton Riviere is a painting of a distressed young poacher in a bare prison cell with his faithful dog
Bust of 'Dierdre' by Jacob Epstein. The sculpture depicts Deidre, a housekeeper for the artist who became one of his models, and is characterized by its rough surface, exaggerated features, and heavy-lidded eyes.
Lady Lever Art Gallery with, in front, the Leverhulme Memorial, which honours William Lever, the industrialist who founded the village.The structure features a bronze figure atop a dark obelisk, accompanied by four figures representing industry, charity, education, and art
Pencil and watercolour design for Honeysuckle wallpaper.
Image of Wallace and Gromit wandering through a vegetable patch with nets. The shape of the Were Rabbit is behind them against the moon, rabbits are peeping from the vegetable patch.
Hardback copy of A British Childhood How Our Children Live Now by Frank Cottrell-Boyce
Paperback copy of Shirley Hughes' Dogger
Life is a series of tiny little miracles. Notice them.
Don't Forget We're Here Forever, A New Generation's Search for Religion by Lamorna Ash
3 deep red large rose blooms in a garden against a blue sky.
Image of person wearing jacket with badges and a parcel opening full of love. The words read: YOUR GENDER YOUR TRUTH Happy International Non-Binary People's Day
Raspberry jam cooking in Stewart, wooden spoon to stir.
Five sunflowers in vase smiling prettily.
Two packets with a border of flowers and the words LET LIFE BLOOM
Paperback copy of Service of All the Dead by Colin Dexter.
Image of women's football match
Photograph of squirrel above feeder surrounded by trees and greenery, with the words: The older I get the more I realise why people live in woods and talk to squirrels.
Red postbox with the words Post Office on it - postboxes in Scotland don't have the monarch's insignia.