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Helping you navigate the circle of strife
THEY do say that life comes round in cycles, and the team at Neater Heater are inclined to repeat a phrase that Derrick Trotter might say: “It’s Dejavu all over again, Rodney.”
NEATER HEATER started life in the last cost of living crisis after the world’s economies were crashed by the banks in 2008. Primarily looking for ways to heat their kids’ bedrooms, Richard and Tony had both decided separately on electric heaters. However, when shopping around they had discovered that the ones on offer were either very expensive to buy, but not too expensive to run, or were very cheap to buy but cost a small fortune to run.
One thing they all had in common was that they were not very efficient. This story is told in detail on their website www.neatrheater.es but the gist is that through luck they discovered a Norwegian Convector heater that they could import at a reasonable cost and was cost effective to run. It enabled them to heat a room for less money. It is not a magic solution, it is a solu tion borne of efficiency and effectiveness. It is like buying a more efficient car when petrol prices go through the roof. your bills with a Neater Heater. They had a customer let’s call him Geoff. Now Geoff had bought a couple of small oil filled heaters from the ferreteria near him, but he wasn’t happy with them. He thought they were defective as his electrics frequently tripped when he was using them. He then called NEATER HEATER and told them the size of the rooms he wanted heating. Both small bedrooms at 9sqm. He was provided with two 600Watt heaters.
When fitting these heaters Tony and Richard looked at the small ferreteriabought heaters and saw that they were each 2,200 Watts. In total 4.4 kilowatts. Geoff said that they just about took the edge off the cold. (He also only had a 5kW allowance, so when he put the kettle on the electrics tripped). Anyway, his bedrooms are warmer now, his electrics no longer trip, and he is saving 3.2 kilowatts every hour! In fact, possibly more as NEATER HEATERS have thermostats to further reduce consumption.
NEATER HEATER Letting your money go further.
What the universe has in store
HELLO my angels, the card I have pulled this week is ‘Play’ where we have been going through the changes of different vibrations. We are almost through to the other side, spring is approaching and this puts everyone in a better mood.
We should be starting to feel more positive and clearheaded as we are all heading in the right direction, this isn’t to say there are still bumps along the way, but this again is a test from the universe to ask us if we are ready for the next step, how is the manifestation going from last week?
You should have noticed some changes, even if they are small, keep going with it and the universe will keep showing you more ways, it’s time now for a bit of ‘me’ time, take yourself back to when you were younger, around about 20ish. Your whole life was ahead of you, again where you were single and having fun, a young parent, or more on your career, it doesn’t matter.
You still had plans and goals set out in front of you, you had all the time in the world. Now I am not saying act like you are 20 years old again, or am I? Think about one time in your 20s where you felt free and happy.
Yes you might say, well if I knew then what I know now I might have done things differently.
However again everything happens for a reason so let’s not focus in the would or should or could haves, I bet you can find a time where you felt really happy laughing with your family or friends.
Take that moment and hold on to it, recreate that happiness in what ever you’re doing at the moment, because life is for living not just existing. Yes there are things in life that we have to take seriously, but when you feel happy and you come up against a problem, how do you react when it happens? A lot less negative because you were all ready on a high vibration to begin with, and this in turn will help you with your journey of manifestation and getting in life what you’re on your path to do.
Now you can read this and think well I haven’t got time to be doing this or how is this going to help me? Well you do have time, this is just an excuse, your ego has told you, you can get up earlier like we have talked about before.
You can make time, there are 24 hours in a day, eight of those you sleep through, two or more are worries and anxieties, eight of those are working hours, two of them are travelling around, 2.5 hours are in your morning routine and evening routine, watching TV, chilling out, trying to switch off. So why can’t you spend 15 minutes or half an hour making some me time? It will better your life.
Write in and let me know how it is helping you change your mind set. Remember to set your little goals each day. You are doing an amazing job, keep going…
If you would like to know more or have a reading please go to my website to book your own personal private reading with myself you can find me on Instagram @theangelic.medium or visit my website. https://www.theangelicpsychicmedium.com sending lots of love, yours Emma.
Shoulder bag theft LETTERS
AS a resident of Spain for 35 years, 30 years as a CID officer in London and over 20 years working as a volunteer with the police in Fuengirola, assisting victims of crime, I know the crime rate is far lower here than in the UK, and intentional violent crime against members of the public extremely low.
The letter I believe gives a false impression. She does not say she was deliberately physically attacked. From my experience, it appears the 80yearold lady was the victim of a bag snatch.
However she had a good quality shoulder bag, the strap of which did not break when it was snatched. The lady was pulled over with the force involved, banged her head and suffered a broken shoulder. The injuries she suffered were clearly not intended, albeit sadly serious.
John Carrington (80 years old)
No example
WE have just spent a week on Mallorca and picked up the last two copies of Euro Weekly Informative for the most part but horrified at the racialist tone of the Leapy Lee columns.
Our ‘nonwhite’ friends were clearly upset at the tone and implications of his writing. Our friends, like their parents, were born in the UK. How can it be they are not ‘an example of what the majority of UK districts represent’. Do we all have to look ‘white’ to represent our country?
The disclaimer you print under his column feels disingenuous. Freedom of speech yes, but publishing overtly discriminatory views should have no place here.
Joseph Williamson Sunderland
Driving rules
BILLY, Fuengirola, in a letter recently complained 70yearolds renewing their Driving Licences will now be required to undergo a medical test every two years.
It appears Billy does not know that from one’s very first application for a DL in Spain, every renewal and exchange of a licence, one has always been required to pass a psychophysical examination at a Driver Recognition Centre.
For those 70 and over the test is free. So no big deal to ensure we are safe to drive
Elaine Gonzales (83 year old driver)
Hi team La Scala
ON behalf of our table of ladies I would like to thank and congratulate all the team at La Scala for putting on such an excellent day yesterday.
As usual the service we had from all your waiting staff was superb and the kitchen staff outdid themselves producing wonderful plates for so many diners.
We loved the decor and table gifts we received from Michel at Euro Weekly, and if you could please pass on our appreciation of such thoughtful words and flowers that would be great.
We enjoyed our little VIP booth and being able to see all what was happening around the room as well as having ringside seats for Johnny and the sax lady. It was particularly good to see all the beautiful clothes the models from Mapuchi Moda were wearing. A big thank you to Sara and her girls for adding hugely to the afternoon’s entertainment.
Finally to think enjoying ourselves so much could raise such a huge amount for Dementia Support was absolutely lovely to hear.
Thank you and Kind Regards
Jane Richardson
Hi Leapy,
I READ your recent column with a wry smile. I am a 6ft former prop forward and no softie having been married to my lovely wife for 30 years. We still kiss numerous times a day and hold hands at all times while out and about.
She recognises what you said about the present range of over aggressive females. What really winds her up is the current TV advert fashion of the need for young females to have explained to them the intricacies of their periods and products for dealing with them and secondly the impression given that the menopause, like periods, never used to happen when she was young. How on earth did females manage back in their younger days?
What is the matter with young people today ?
