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I may be an 80’s child, but I am sure I am not alone in remembering the world-famous Rubik-cube. I distinctly recall the summer it came out, when my friends and I spent hours trying to work it out.
Recently, I was amazed to see the legendary cube is now celebrating it’s 50th year anniversary since its creation. As a best-selling product, it certainly has lasted the pace and I recently discovered it even had a second lease of life.
When I think of Christmas, I imagine many people find it to be a time of joy, celebration and togetherness. They jump at the chance to meet up with their families and friends, to relax and enjoy the festivities.
This is the Christmas we frequently see portrayed in countless films, advertisements and marketing campaigns. It is presented as precious moments when we create beautiful memories. Everyone is happy and everything is perfect.
Ever wondered where that girl inside you has gone? Remember her – she had energy and motivation and time to spare? She was curious and feisty and always up for learning and adventure.
It might be a while since she’s been around but I promise she’s not gone, she’s just buried under laundry, Team meetings and the responsibility of getting your loved ones through life!
Each year, millions of people around the world celebrate Christmas. Primarily a religious holiday, Christmas is steeped in traditions, as many people embrace the opportunity to celebrate the birth of Jesus.
It’s also a wonderful time when many people take a hard-earned break from the long, cold days of Winter. They get the chance to recharge their batteries and get-together with families and friends to enjoy the festivities.
As the Six Nations kicked off again earlier this month, it was wonderful to feel the sense of euphoria and giddy anticipation that lay ahead after a quiet two years.
On the evening of the Ireland versus Wales game, I headed into Dublin to soak up the atmosphere of a glorious win. There was a great buzz around town that night and you could see the good-humour amongst both sets of fans.
As we were finishing our meal, my friends and I got talking to a group of Welsh supporters as they waited for their table at the restaurant. Their sense of fun and sportsmanship was so evident to see as they chatted away to us.