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Manuela Wahnon, of Rack Close, Andover, believes we have all got something to be grateful for no matter how adverse the situation and says that if everyone picks up just one piece of litter a day, it would make the town a more beautiful place. Kindness and Good Manners are Free “All around us people throw away litter and discard it in such an obscene manner,” she said. “We live in such a beautiful town. I’m not working as I have retired, and it gives me a lot of time to reflect on things around me and where I can do my bit to help those not as blessed as me.
“Over 500 families have been torn apart by our soldiers dying in wars since 2001. “So yes, I do feel that we all have a lot to be so eternally grateful for. “Each day I wake up and it is one day less for me on this Earth, so I do my bit to make sure that each day is not wasted. "I try to inspire people to be more Charitable, Honourable and Big-hearted. “Every day is another 24 golden hours.” Manuela has been supported by Andover
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