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Mind the Gap

he gap between Christmas and New Year is a natural space for reflection, with time for long walks and adventures and days at the beach to justify the ongoing devouring of leftovers. Work and admin and routines get replaced by catch-ups with family and friends and leisure, time to think about which plans did and didn’t happen; about the good and bad bits of the last 12 months. In most years, these reflections, realisations, and regrets are

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