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your own home‘ which you can achieve ‘with soothing wall colours . . . and I. I, incense and low lighting in the form of candles or lanterns.' Stay in? Go out? ’ Make your mind up. Which is what a magazine like Spirit <2 Destiny should ‘I went 0" Stage and there do for you at the beginning of the year. Amidst all the occult-dabbling and were ten Children in the crystal ball-gazing however, is some frankly disturbing practical advice. from VOW- Nightmare The ‘Never wear tights with trousers. as this will increase the heat.‘ Show was only 40 minUtes Cosmo is conflicted but this is down to the tone of the advice more than long and I had to keep anything. To the individual who says they ‘want to do something more CUtt'nQ thrqugh huge wodhwhile,’ the careers advice is straightforward if ever so slightly wrong in Shunks 0f f'lth', ‘ tone: ‘think of your job as a recipe.’ Red is admirably low on advice for fussy I " I " H 1’ ' I g N 4.;‘33; g. issues like careers although it still does create some conflict; apparently both I 1’ T“ ° ' ‘W’4‘~ showgirl and US preppy chic are in this year; but not. one hopes, at the ” ' ' " "
I On a somewhat more local lex'el of same time.
tragedy The Hera/o. The Strutsrrrgzrr Perhaps its best to beat your own path into 2005 but as you struggle to
and The El'OITIIig Times were among do so. bear in mind the estimable words of Old Moore '3 Almanack. '2005
those reporting the bullooxrng oi the will be a year Of stability . . . there will be no radical change for the world.
beautiful Elgrn pitit‘t‘, Congregational There are no important new initiatives and no new solutions. That leaves us
Churt‘h on Glasgow's Pitt Street on with plenty of ups and downs.’ Things will be different this year. Which is
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