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Peripatetic Phil
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Putting things in perspective
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May 09, 2018, 07:47 AM »
Life has not been particularly easy since moving to Cornwall some six months ago, and there have been times when I have felt very sorry for myself and very depressed, but I have just read two articles in the
South China Morning Post
which literally moved me to tears and which helped me to put things in perspective. I thought I should share them with others.
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Worse than death : the children who survived the battle for Okinawa
"
"Forgive me, I'm an unworthy son"
** Phil.
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Ghoulie
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Re: Putting things in perspective
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May 10, 2018, 04:30 PM »
There is a new play out called Mountains - it is the story of the grandma (Lily Kwok) of the 2 Chinese girls who own the Sweet Mandarin restaurant in Manchester ( famed for winning Gordon Ramseys best local Chinese etc.) and her journey from China / Hong Kong to the UK and success in opening a Chinese restauarant in Middleton , Manchester. A Harrowing tale (used / raped by Japanese soldiers !). A real gutsy woman. I have used Lilys takeaway in Chadderton ( known affectionately at the time by locals as greasy Lils) way back in the 70s / 80s and also the Sweet Mandarin in more recent times.. Well worth a visit to see - maybe I am biased 'cos I know the family involved.
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