_marian-robinson-mother-of-michelle-obama-dies-at-86-more-jessica-kegu-contributed-to-this-report-marianrobinson-mi.jpg "Marian Robinson, mother of Michelle Obama, dies at 86.....more..Jessica Kegu contributed to this report. #MarianRobinson #MichelleObama #InMemoriam #LegacyOfLove #RestInPeace #FamilyTribute #MotherDaughterBond #InLovingMemory #TributeToMarian #Honori from ister always clings to her brother causing his three jealous girlfriends to Video Screenshot Preview")
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Marian Robinson, mother of Michelle Obama, dies at 86<br/><br/>Marian Robinson, the mother of former first lady Michelle Obama, has died at the age of 86, her family announced Friday.<br/><br/>\
Marian Robinson, mother of Michelle Obama, dies at 86<br/><br/>Marian Robinson, the mother of former first lady Michelle Obama, has died at the age of 86, her family announced Friday.<br/><br/>\
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_the-aunt-and-a-dove-morale-story-124-image-collection27.webp "The aunt and a dove morale storyImage collection27,<br/><br/>#trending #viral #entertainment #trevel #auntandadove #morale #meharzari13 #zarimehar13 #imagecollection27<br/><br/>trending,<br/> viral,<br/> entertainment,<br/> travel,<br/> aunt and a dove,<br/> morale,<br/> meharzari13,<br/> zarimehar13,<br/> image collection 27,<br/><br/>Once upon a time, there was a kind-hearted aunt named Margaret who lived in a small village by the sea. She was known for her gentle nature and love for animals. Every day, she would feed the birds in her garden and take care of stray cats that roamed the streets.<br/><br/>One day, as Margaret was sitting in her garden, a beautiful white dove landed on her shoulder. It looked at her with its big, round eyes and cooed softly. Margaret was surprised but delighted by the unexpected visitor. She gently stroked its soft feathers and felt a sense of peace wash over her.<br/><br/>The dove stayed with Margaret for days, following her around the village and perching on her shoulder wherever she went. The villagers were amazed by this peculiar sight and whispered about the aunt and her mysterious companion.<br/><br/>As time passed, Margaret and the dove formed a special bond. They would spend hours together in the garden, the dove nestled in her lap as they watched the sunset over the sea. It became clear to everyone that the dove had chosen Margaret as its companion.<br/><br/>One day, a fierce storm hit the village, and Margaret was worried about the safety of the dove. She searched high and low for her feathered friend, calling out its name in desperation. Just as she was about to give up hope, she found the dove huddled under a tree, wet and shivering.<br/><br/>Margaret scooped up the dove in her arms and brought it back to her cozy home, where she nursed it back to health with warmth and care. As the storm passed, the dove recovered and flew up into the sky, circling above Margaret before landing back on her shoulder.<br/><br/>From that day on, the dove never left Margaret's side. It would always be by her whenever she needed comfort or companionship. The villagers marveled at the aunt and her loyal companion, and many believed that the dove was a symbol of peace and love that had chosen Margaret to spread its message.<br/><br/>And so, Margaret and the dove became a beloved duo in the village, their bond unbreakable and their connection everlasting. Together, they brought light and joy to the hearts of all who knew them, a testament to the power of love and kindness.<br/><br/>#imagecollection27<br/>@imagecollection27<br/>image collection 27,")
![Saturday-Night Theatre<br/>Sat 14th Jul 1973, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM<br/>The Fallow Land: the novel by H.E. Bates, adapted for radio by David H. Godfrey.<br/><br/>’It's always been the same-always has been and always will be. If you're not master of the land, the land will be master of you. Nothing's so sure as that.'<br/>Producer: David H. Godfrey<br/><br/>Fairground attendant: William Eedli<br/>Jess Mortimer: Geoffrey Matthews<br/>Deborah: Denise Bryer<br/>Mrs Arbuthnot: Joan Sanderson<br/>Mr Mortimer: Charles Simon<br/>Mrs Mortimer: Kathleen Helme<br/>Alma Wolstenholm: Jane Knowles<br/>David as child: Olwen Griffiths<br/>Benjamin as child: Sandra Clark<br/>Dr Starling: Peter Williams<br/>Sophie Sharman: Gretta Gouriet David as man:<br/>John Forrest Benjamin as man: David Valla<br/>Mr Twelvetree: Brian Halnes<br/>Mrs Twelvetree: Hilda Schroder<br/>Anthea Twelvetree: Julie Hallam<br/>Government Official: Anthony Hall<br/>Ada: Sandra Clark<br/><br/>The Fallow Land was the author’s fourth novel, his first set in the English Midlands around about the time of the first World War. It is a sort of historical novel about a rural world which has long since disappeared, and is not written today. It was to some degree inspired by Bates’s childhood memories of his grandfather Lucas and it is said that it is a least partly the old man’s story. It concerns the struggle of three generations of a farming family in the Nene Valley –most notably the unfortunate Deborah Loveday. Deborah marries Jess Mortimer, who soon leaves her to embark on a life of dissipation, while she remains to work the farm with Mortimer’s old man, a task to which she devotes herself throuhgout the rest of her life with passion and courage, while bringing up troubled sons Benjamin and David. The novel was highly praised at the time of its publication, and the pity is that it is probably largely forgotten today, and it is unlikely to be in print. [goodreads]](https://cdn7.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHR--FmSwGzAsBH9cAGyXDl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_the-fallow-land-by-h-e-bates.webp "Saturday-Night Theatre<br/>Sat 14th Jul 1973, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM<br/>The Fallow Land: the novel by H.E. Bates, adapted for radio by David H. Godfrey.<br/><br/>’It's always been the same-always has been and always will be. If you're not master of the land, the land will be master of you. Nothing's so sure as that.'<br/>Producer: David H. Godfrey<br/><br/>Fairground attendant: William Eedli<br/>Jess Mortimer: Geoffrey Matthews<br/>Deborah: Denise Bryer<br/>Mrs Arbuthnot: Joan Sanderson<br/>Mr Mortimer: Charles Simon<br/>Mrs Mortimer: Kathleen Helme<br/>Alma Wolstenholm: Jane Knowles<br/>David as child: Olwen Griffiths<br/>Benjamin as child: Sandra Clark<br/>Dr Starling: Peter Williams<br/>Sophie Sharman: Gretta Gouriet David as man:<br/>John Forrest Benjamin as man: David Valla<br/>Mr Twelvetree: Brian Halnes<br/>Mrs Twelvetree: Hilda Schroder<br/>Anthea Twelvetree: Julie Hallam<br/>Government Official: Anthony Hall<br/>Ada: Sandra Clark<br/><br/>The Fallow Land was the author’s fourth novel, his first set in the English Midlands around about the time of the first World War. It is a sort of historical novel about a rural world which has long since disappeared, and is not written today. It was to some degree inspired by Bates’s childhood memories of his grandfather Lucas and it is said that it is a least partly the old man’s story. It concerns the struggle of three generations of a farming family in the Nene Valley –most notably the unfortunate Deborah Loveday. Deborah marries Jess Mortimer, who soon leaves her to embark on a life of dissipation, while she remains to work the farm with Mortimer’s old man, a task to which she devotes herself throuhgout the rest of her life with passion and courage, while bringing up troubled sons Benjamin and David. The novel was highly praised at the time of its publication, and the pity is that it is probably largely forgotten today, and it is unlikely to be in print. [goodreads]")
_marian-robinson-mother-of-michelle-obama-dies-at-86-more-jessica-kegu-contributed-to-this-report-marianrobinson-mi.webp "Marian Robinson, mother of Michelle Obama, dies at 86<br/><br/>Marian Robinson, the mother of former first lady Michelle Obama, has died at the age of 86, her family announced Friday.<br/><br/>\")
_ani-ni-tsukeru-kusuri-wa-nai-12.webp "Shi Miao simply cannot stand her lazy, stupid, and unreliable elder brother Shi Fen, who is one year above her at the same high school. Though the two siblings can only depend on each other, Shi Miao's violent tendencies combined with Shi Fen's knack for causing trouble cause them to fight constantly. And so, Shi Miao can only hope that someone might take her brother away—even though, when push comes to shove, Shi Fen always tries to do what he believes is best for his cute younger sister.")
_ani-ni-tsukeru-kusuri-wa-nai-09.webp "Shi Miao simply cannot stand her lazy, stupid, and unreliable elder brother Shi Fen, who is one year above her at the same high school. Though the two siblings can only depend on each other, Shi Miao's violent tendencies combined with Shi Fen's knack for causing trouble cause them to fight constantly. And so, Shi Miao can only hope that someone might take her brother away—even though, when push comes to shove, Shi Fen always tries to do what he believes is best for his cute younger sister.")
_ani-ni-tsukeru-kusuri-wa-nai-08.webp "Shi Miao simply cannot stand her lazy, stupid, and unreliable elder brother Shi Fen, who is one year above her at the same high school. Though the two siblings can only depend on each other, Shi Miao's violent tendencies combined with Shi Fen's knack for causing trouble cause them to fight constantly. And so, Shi Miao can only hope that someone might take her brother away—even though, when push comes to shove, Shi Fen always tries to do what he believes is best for his cute younger sister.")
_ani-ni-tsukeru-kusuri-wa-nai-03.webp "Shi Miao simply cannot stand her lazy, stupid, and unreliable elder brother Shi Fen, who is one year above her at the same high school. Though the two siblings can only depend on each other, Shi Miao's violent tendencies combined with Shi Fen's knack for causing trouble cause them to fight constantly. And so, Shi Miao can only hope that someone might take her brother away—even though, when push comes to shove, Shi Fen always tries to do what he believes is best for his cute younger sister.")
_ani-ni-tsukeru-kusuri-wa-nai-10.webp "Shi Miao simply cannot stand her lazy, stupid, and unreliable elder brother Shi Fen, who is one year above her at the same high school. Though the two siblings can only depend on each other, Shi Miao's violent tendencies combined with Shi Fen's knack for causing trouble cause them to fight constantly. And so, Shi Miao can only hope that someone might take her brother away—even though, when push comes to shove, Shi Fen always tries to do what he believes is best for his cute younger sister.")
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