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The location of your wedding ceremony is important for many reasons, but it also lets you build on your wedding theme. Churches are the default option for many weddings, but choosing a unique and special location can add a more personal feeling to your ceremony. For example, rustic themed weddings can be held in the countryside or on a farm while nautical weddings could be held on a beach. Go back through your relationship and see if there are any special moments that happened in a place that you could revisit and could hold the venue. If you like the idea of revisiting important locations but none of them seem to work, you can always turn it into your wedding theme and include references to important places as decorations or table centerpieces. Special locations can include where any of your first moments happened, like where you first met or went out. Depending on where you choose to hold your wedding, seating could either be troublesome to find or automatically included. Churches are convenient for that reason because they have pews to hold many people, but there are other spaces that have just as much seating. For example, some theaters, schools, and sport stadiums are available to book for your venue. If you want to hold your wedding outdoors, get creative and make the seating part of the theme! Hay bales, for example, can be used to reinforce a rustic theme and provide interesting places to sit.

summary: Pick a location that emphasizes your theme. Pick a location special to your relationship. Make arrangements for seating.


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Under the Abortion Act of 1967, abortions are legal and can be performed at or before 24 weeks of pregnancy in England, Wales, and Scotland. The laws in Northern Ireland are different than the rest of the U.K. Abortions after 24 weeks are only permitted when the pregnancy poses a substantial risk to the mother or if there is significant evidence of fatal fetal abnormalities. Two doctors must agree that it is in the patient’s best interest to terminate the pregnancy. This usually includes your general practitioner and the doctor performing the procedure. The U.K.’s National Health Service (NHS) provides free medical care to citizens of England, Scotland, and Wales. Abortions are free at NHS clinics and hospitals. Your medical history and procedures are kept confidential. Your doctor or a professional at a sexual health service will refer you to a certified and licensed NHS clinic or hospital. If you wish to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible, seeking care at a private clinic may be the best option for you. You will most likely have a consultation and the procedure within one week. Details concerning your health and the procedure are confidential.  The cost of an abortion at a private clinic can range from £400 to £800 or more, while a later term procedure can cost around £2,000.

summary: Review the abortion laws in your country. Use the National Health Service. Opt for services at a private clinic.


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Gather a pencil or pen and a pad of paper. Find a timer—an egg timer, stop watch, or your phone will work—a set it for 5 or 10 minutes Settle into a quiet, distraction-free environment. Set your phone to silent. Avoid using a computer or tablet—they provide you with too many distractions! Sit in a comfortable position and take a deep breath to center yourself. Start the timer and begin writing. Never approach stream of consciousness writing with an agenda but allow your thoughts to flow naturally from one to another. As the thoughts enter your head, record them on paper. Don’t avoid writing down the mundane thoughts or ignore the odd thoughts—these may have arisen from your subconscious mind. Don’t judge the thoughts or stop to analyze them. Just write. Continue recording your thoughts until the timer buzzes. When the session is complete, read over your thoughts. Reflect upon your words. Identify recurring thoughts or odd phrases. Try to find a link between two disparate ideas. Make note of any potential subconscious thoughts. As you continue to execute this exercise, read over your work from previous sessions. Trace your progress with stream of consciousness writing and assess if your unconscious mind has revealed itself.
summary: Get prepared. Begin writing. Analyze your writing.