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Two Stories. One Choice.
Two members of GYUP who prefer to remain anonymous recently shared two powerful stories with us. They are stories of compassion, friendship, and quiet leadership at moments when it would have been easier to look away. We are incredibly proud of them.
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- Written by: Sarah Flindall
Pam Writes:
I finally completed my 100 Miles running challenge on the 31st day of December. When I started, on the 1st, it was windy and pouring with rain. I seriously doubted whether I was going to be able to achieve what I set out to do. Luckily there was more sunshine and less rain and I found my stride – I started to look forward to my daily runs – and I stopped worrying about the weather.
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Inspired by Geoffrey Smart — From Physics to People to Politics
On the 13th January Geoffrey Smart Joind me on my Harbour Radio Show, Geoffrey is the author of "A Few Thoughts on Humanity - From Physics to People to Politics"
Some books don’t give you answers. They quietly rearrange the way you think. A Few Thoughts on Humanity is one of those books. It takes you on a journey that starts with physics, travels through biology, and lands squarely in the heart of what it means to be human. It moves from atoms to people, from molecules to morality, from science to society. And what it asks, again and again, is this:
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Pam’s December Challenge: 100 Miles, One Purpose
Last December, many of you will remember Pam Spychal braving the icy waters of Great Yarmouth with daily winter swims. This year, she has swapped cold seas for cold streets, committing to run three miles every day throughout December, with a stretch target of 100 miles.
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