This week there was speculation about the merits of workplace relationships-the focus was on Stacey dooley and Kevin Clifton.
They are dating now, and they met last year as a partner in strict dance.
Let's put the idea on hold for now (
You may or may not agree)
Everything is fair in love and war.
Instead, let's take a look at the facts and we know a lot of them because stacey has
His boyfriend Sam tokenot tells his story.
He said that after Sam became a personal trainer for Stacey, we had a nice few years together --
It's kind of like a meeting at work, isn't it? —
Stacey ended their relationship.
She has since started a relationship with Kevin, who Sam calls Kevin a "sly snake" because he "steals" the woman he wants to marry.
Considering that Sam sees Stacey as his future wife, it is understandable that he is upset about the end of their relationship.
Anyone who has experienced a broken heart will definitely be connected.
But we all know that you can't "steal" another person.
No one should be forced to marry unless they wish.
Obviously the situation between Stacey and Sam is not very good and she doesn't want to be with him.
They had a great time together.
But now is the time for her to move on.
There is no doubt that the great self-confidence gained from victory enhances her attention to what she wants in life.
Maybe her head was changed by the connection she had with dance partner Kevin.
Yes, they are together now.
But that's how the cookies are broken, right?
They are over 18 years old and have no children involved.
In fact, it would be good for her if she found a more suitable person. Right?
I have lost the number of celebrities, both male and female, and we can say that they have enjoyed romance and marriage many times without any criticism.
But the question about whether Kevin has something to do with Stacey or other women who dance with him seems destined to show a critical side to many of us.
Some people think that it is not professional for colleagues to fall into romance.
But this is a classic example that sounds correct in theory. . .
Then reality, in reality, you have no say in the people you are attracted.
On top of that, working at close range often puts us in a tight and intimate situation, enough to spark the existing appeal, well, is there anything strange about having so many people with colleagues?
Before you feel too comfortable with that tall horse, what would you do if you met the love of your life at work?
Do you really endanger your future happiness by saying "sorry, I can't, we are colleagues?
I should announce interest here.
If you ask me what I think of this when I was young, I might be more determined to think workplace romance is not a good idea.
But now I have to say that people in the greenhouse should not throw stones because guess where I met my husband Paul?
You have guessed it at work.
But I also wrote this as an employer of 800 people.
Over the years, I'm pretty sure some of my staff have come together.
Honestly, what do I care if it doesn't affect their work?
I'm not a sex cop.
I don't care what my staff did in their own time.
As long as they do their job well.
I was overwhelmed, but was not surprised by the response from last week's column on foreign aid and the amount we currently commit to spending on it.
Although I already know that things are out of control, I found another crazy fact this week-the UK spends more on foreign aid than on police in most parts of the UK.
Yes, aid from outside has more than doubled over the past decade, and it has topped the 2018 £ 13 billion police budget for England and Wales.
Given the fact that the level of crime in this country continues to rise-especially with knife-alone is enough for the majority to agree that we need radical reform to mean that we are spending £ 14 on the policy.
Foreign aid is 5 billion per year.
The problem, however, is that the budget is actually growing because the law that David Cameron put forward in 2015 requires us to spend £ 0.
7 out of our national income comes from foreign aid.
The increase of 0. 487 billion pounds last year reflects this figure.
Our economy has grown by five percentage points.
Each household has a total budget of more than £ 10 per week, and last year, British taxpayers paid £ 1 per £ 8 for all foreign aid expenditures in the world-equivalent to £ 12. 5 per cent.
If the response from last week is worth mentioning, it looks like most of you agree with me that charity needs to start at home.
Yes, of course, when we have solved all the problems, we are cleaning up and putting out all the fires that are burning on the street, and only in this way can we help others who need help.
What an amazing comeback for Tiger Woods, who won 2019 Masters last week despite the expectations of many-his first Grand Slam since 2008.
His victory over difficulties was described by athletes and friends Michael Jordan as "the greatest comeback I 've ever seen ".
I doubt many people will disagree.
But there is no doubt that this is an amazing feat of movement, and the bigger achievement is that the tiger touches the bottom-his personal life and the internal explosion of the spinal surgery-just to reverse his life.
There is no doubt that difficult times will come to all of us.
The Tiger's victory is a good reminder that it is possible to reshape itself through them.
I can easily imagine that the prospect of having to appear on stage in exposed clothes in front of thousands of people will inspire the most lazy of us to shape ourselves.
But after reading Beyonce, just ten months after C-, he was ready to appear in corchella.
I was a little scared by the Twins. stricken.
In Netflix's "Home: Beyonce's film-about her preparation for the festival last year-the footage shows her holding an apple while explaining that in order to achieve her goal: "I limit myself to no bread, no carbs, no sugar, no dairy, no meat, no fish, I'm hungry and not drinking
"I do vaguely remember having tried this diet-which is not surprising-and it worked very well.
I lasted an hour.
I can't believe it's been 35 years since police officer Yvonne Fletcher was shot dead outside the Libyan embassy in London.
I still remember clearly how shocked I was that day.
It took me a little time this week to honor PC Fletcher, whose killer has never been captured.
But the good news is that 25-year-old prime suspect Saleh Ibrahim Mabukyear-
The murder of Old may end up in court as Metropolitan Police say they have enough evidence to accuse former aides to dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Let us hope justice is done.
Over the past decade, the skin care industry has boomed, promising to develop products that target wrinkles, pigment problems or acne for consumers.
The growth in the facial skin care industry has also inspired companies to develop intimate products for women in the treatment of genital areas.
One company, two L (i)
Ps, launched its own vulva carbon mask.
It is known as the "world's first vulva mask" and promises to soothe, detoxify and replenish the area.
God, what's next?
