The recent passing to heaven of Elizabeth Foord, following the death of her husband  Dudley back in 2013, is a reminder to me how age

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George Bernard Shaw is quoted as saying: “No conflict, no drama.” Conflict drives our stories. The hero engages in single combat with the villain. Two