1.1M views · 1.6K reactions | sorry to the big light people but we’re not coming over. 📺: Downton Abbey | #MaggieSmith | CBC Gem sorry to the big light people but we’re not coming over. 📺: Downton Abbey | #MaggieSmith.

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She's adorable.

Surely one for @trouteyes.bsky.social

I have today ordered my very first floor lamp after having the use the big light on a daily basis. We were a big light family and now I feel so sophisticated.

Thanks Joe. Sending hugs back to you.

WANT!!!🥺🌰

No. Unless you were VERY stable while seated. But I think another question would be, what's with the wonky tiles?

All of ours in the UK have given up and dropped off, so it's lovely to see these.🍁🍂

As I have somehow surpassed 7k followers on here I thought it might be nice to do a giveaway: All 7 of my books to one lovely winner. Just share and like to be in with a chance! 😁📚

Kirkstall Abbey, a large gothic medieval building with a little dot of golden yellow in a surrounding field, showing the fallen autumn leaves of the ginkgo tree.

A closer photo as described on the left.

The golden ginkgo tree at Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds, Yorkshire.

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The UK must change for disabled people in 2025 – so we can live lives we deserve This year saw further decline of living standards for disabled people and a repeated government focus on cutting social security spending.

This International Day of Disabled People, DR UK's Mikey Erhardt wrote for @bigissue.com about life for Disabled people in the UK over the last year, as well as the successes of Disabled activism and our demands for the upcoming year.

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"That there London".

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Yes please. And can I have a maraschino cherry on a cocktail stick as well?

A person squeezing Poligrip onto dentures.

An absolute disaster.

"Well you, sir, do not have a yellow chair."

He needs to write a book. I'd read it.

A black and white cat is slumped asleep with it's head partly back and mouth hanging half open. It's eyes are firmly shut but it is fighting to stay awake in case it misses something.

Willow once again managing to look like I feel.

Every fashion trend repeats itself eventually. I'm still waiting for ra-ra skirts and fall-down socks.

When I was little, we had an orange VW Beetle. Loved that car and how it buzzed when you sat in the back seat. Not enough orange cars imho.

Hancock: ‘Do not resuscitate orders’ were wrongly used The Daily Telegraph - Saturday23 Nov 2024By Amy Gibbons MATT HANCOCK has admitted “do not resuscitate orders” were “wrongly applied” during the pandemic. The former health secretary told the Covid Inquiry the practice had been used inappropriately, denying people access to potentially life-saving treatment. He also suggested the UK should lock down faster in the event of a future pandemic, despite concerns over the impact of the measures. “Do not resuscitate” (DNR) orders, which instruct doctors not to attempt CPR if a patient’s heart or breathing stops, are generally only supposed to be drawn up with the clear agreement of the person in question. But concerns were raised during the crisis that blanket DNRs had been imposed on vulnerable people without their consent.

Buried on page 14 of the Telegraph - Matt Hancock has admitted “do not resuscitate orders” were “wrongly applied” during the pandemic.

It looks strangely like the nape of a woman's neck.

Attached copy

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Off topic, but I had a District Nurse that coughed and sneezed directly into a pressure ulcer & I ended up in hospital with osteomyelitis including MRSA. I was on iv antibiotics for months & nearly lost my foot.

Are you in the US Kelly? Over here in the UK we can have a hospital passport which includes all of the information that medics need to know about your disability (Spina Bifida, vp shunt, lymphoedema etc). I also wear a medic alert bracelet. Of course, it doesn't mean they take any notice.

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Smallpox vaccination in Japan has a long history, going back to before the collapse of the Shogunate. The awesome @riversidewings.bsky.social wrote about the Samurai Vaccinators for us here:

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