Clare’s Corner: Yes, love is strange — and an addiction

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Clare’s Corner: Yes, love is strange — and an addiction

A little bit of love to help get you through those Monday blues

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Clare’s Corner: Giving thanks despite the negatives

Thanksgiving may have passed, but it’s never too late to count your blessings

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