Life-How Not to Live It - Ellis, Jennifer
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Have you ever wondered how your life evolves/progresses? What control/influences you actually have over your own life? No? Then how would you feel if you woke up one day and realised that in fact you had no control over your own life, that you had actually given control of your life to someone else, without even realising it? And that the amount of control you had was minimal, that you were living your life solely for the benefit and happiness of others? How would you feel, what would you do to change, if anything? So, as you read this story, will you laugh or cry, will you sympathise or…mehr

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Have you ever wondered how your life evolves/progresses? What control/influences you actually have over your own life? No? Then how would you feel if you woke up one day and realised that in fact you had no control over your own life, that you had actually given control of your life to someone else, without even realising it? And that the amount of control you had was minimal, that you were living your life solely for the benefit and happiness of others? How would you feel, what would you do to change, if anything? So, as you read this story, will you laugh or cry, will you sympathise or condone? I don't know, but there is only one way for you to find out which side of the fence you are on, so go on and experience life and how not to live it. As after all, you are living your life perfectly, aren't you?
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Jennifer was born in Kidderminster in 1944 and grew up in a middle-class family. She attended Holy Trinity Convent School from the age of five until eighteen. On to Goldsmiths College London where she trained as a primary school teacher, studying drama as her main subject. After gaining a teaching certificate, she taught for two years at Fawley Primary School and then two years in Grove Park southeast London. In 1969, she emigrated to Sweden.