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thank you both very much I will look in to soon :)

Hello Was wondering if anyone may be able to help with some information. How would one get into working with flowers either in a florist or in another setting without any experience what-so-ever but a desire to learn a lot more? All the information I have found so far pretty much says you have to be studying it and that it takes 2 years. All I want at the moment is to possibly learn whilst doing, more hands on experience than deciding to do a long term course. Any local flower arranging groups in the area? Any ideas, hints or tips will be much appreciated. Thank you

Camping out under the stars on a warm summers night....roll on summer!!

This thread is purely based on the fact that they are thinking of removing Homeopathy from the NHS. Personally I think that will be very sad day as it is taking away the rights of those people who have found Homeopathy works for them, the opportunity to see a Homeopath, who by the way are all qualified doctors, and the chance to be treated for free. I think that the medical industry and Homeopathy have a lot to learn from eachother. There have been some amazing discoveries in medicine and doctors and nurses in the Emergecy Services - Brilliant, where would we be without them, but with all things in life it is never quite black and white....why there is a whole rainbow out there! Even you Hugenot in amongst your rantings made a good point "that you should obtain informed consent and that the patients rights should be respected" I totally agree and that works in both cases whether you seek medical or any form of alternative health. It is always your choice and so therefore people should have the freedom to make that choice. I am not here to convince you that Homeopathy works, debating or having an arguement about a choice that is very personal to every individual out there, after all it is your body, your health, your life. However if you think that "The Powers that be" are going to stop there with taking things away from us, limiting our freedom of choice and not just with regards to health, you are very sadly mistaken.

It appears discussing Homeopathy is like discussing religion. Always leads to such a heated debate. Why such venom against it? What bad experience did you have LRon Hubble to make you start such a thread (I apologise if I have missed this already somewhere in the thread I have not had time to read all the ranting) I love Homeopathy, wouldn't be without it.

No pecuniary interest at all....just pure discussion and interest as to individuals personal views.

What's your little bit of heaven? What are the little things in life that put a smile on your face, the good things that make you feel that everything in the world is just right? mmmmm melted cheese with avacado on toast with a sprinkle of chillie flakes or tumeric. :))(tu)

On the 24th February 2010 there is a huge lobby taking place to defend Homeopathy and allow people to have the right to choose Homeopathy on the NHS. What are you views? Has Homeopathy helped you? Should we not be given the choice as to how we deal with our health and our families health? After all Homeopathy has no side-effects, non-toxic and saves the NHS a lot of money. What other Alternative Health System will be next in the firing line? Here is a website which may provide some food for thought...http://www.homeopathyworkedforme.org/

I have loads of questions and possible theories....Just started getting into Quantum Physics. I think it may have a lot of answers for things that just don't seem to add up scientifically. Just been introduced to a book called the "Secret Life of Plants" which I am yet to delve into, sounds very interesting. You might find this interesting...http://www.theresonanceproject.org/

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