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A small debate session was conducted and the motion was - ' Who are good drivers ' Without any hesitation or a second thought many said male community are best with handling vehicles. But what my point is vehicle is a machine and anyone with a good practice can excel it be it a male or female. Or just let simply list down some questions and the answer automatically will be framed. - Do females have equal riding accessibility and opportunity like males? - What's the percentage of females learning to ride bicycle or any vehicle as of males? - Do male drivers react the same when overtaken by male or female? Practice makes a person perfect. Without giving enough time and guidance, society just want to pull down a community whenever possible. P. S : Do you remember when you first put the fear off by kicking the gear? My first motorcycle ride was in 2020!

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I had a case once," is often the prelude to many a lawyer's favourite pastime: reminiscing about old war stories. This attached video shows what once happened to a client of mine. Lawyers tales, spun with a mix of nostalgia, pride, and sometimes a touch of exaggeration, serve as a bridge between past battles and present camaraderie -they are the threads that weave the fabric of professional identity. Every case presents a unique conflict. When lawyers recount their experiences, they often do so with an eye for the dramatic arc of the case: “I had a case once," could be a book of 25 years of anecdotes from Backhouse Jones Solicitors - a recounting of not just legal procedures but of human drama. Younger lawyers listen to these tales, gaining insights into the practical realities of legal practice. The stories also offer a form of solidarity. Sharing past experiences allows lawyers to connect with their peers. It is an invitation with the implicit message “I understand what you're going through because I've been there too." The process of revisiting old cases allows reflection. At least this driver (& mine) were only hanging by seatbelts and not a noose. I have heard some first hand dramatic tales of capital cases from those involved & thankfully it’s no longer an issue

Have you heard about the "Week Without Driving"? The national challenge, which takes place this year between September 30- October 6, was created as a way to help those who can drive or afford to own a car learn firsthand about the barriers and challenges that nondrivers face. The hope is that with increased appreciation of what life is like without access to a personal car that we’ll all advocate to create more accessible communities for drivers and non-drivers alike. Did you know that nearly a third of all people living in the US cannot drive or afford to own and/or maintain a car? These are individuals living with disabilities, young people, older adults, and lower income individuals and families. Not being able to drive or afford a car should not exclude or make it significantly more challenging for individuals to participate in our economy and communities. Maybe some of your family members, colleagues or employees face these challenges and you will learn how they overcome them by participating. Participating in the Week Without Driving takes some advanced planning and I encourage you to think ahead and take the challenge in 2024. Even participating for a day or two of the Week Without Driving can be an enlightening experience. If you decide to take the challenge, please let me know how it went! ?I am interested in hearing about your experience. If you live in COAST’s service area and need tips on how to use Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation (COAST) as part of the challenge, I can help you with that! As the costs of driving become increasingly burdensome, we should be looking for ways our communities can more inclusive, reduce barriers to participation, and promote success for people who cannot drive or afford to own a car. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gX5_uUMw

If you want to understand the mission of St. Peter's Pub, 1/2 of it is in response to this: the breakdown of community friendships. (The other 1/2 is spiritual growth.) Check out this trailer to a documentary based on the Robert Putnam book, "Bowling Alone." It hits the nail on the head.

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14 ways to connect with your kids on July 4th. 1. Cannonball contest. 2. Let them help you grill. 3. Leave your phone at home. [No one needs more fireworks videos.] 4. Read a book about American history. 5. Listen to Hamilton songs together. 6. Teach them to play wiffle ball. 7. Have a hot dog eating content. [or protest in solidarity with Joey Chesnut.] 8. Sparkler sword fight. 9. Water balloon battle. 10. Impress them by snapping poppers your hand. 11. Teach them the art of the slip & slide. 12. Ice cream sundae bar. 13. Play a board game. 14. Set off some fireworks tonight. [your kids will think you’re the coolest.] Dads, Whatever you do with your kids today Just be present & unhurried. Connection will follow. Happy 4th! #3mphFatherhood PS — If you find it challenging to consistently connect with your kids, consider joining my Fatherhood Cohort starting August 6. I’ll help you develop a vision & sustainable habits to prioritize deep connection! More details in my profile or 3mphFatherhood dot com.