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It has been in Teresa Allegra's family for several centuries, and was quite abandoned when she and her husband, Sebastiano, decided at the beginning of the 1990's to give up their interior decorating business and reclaim the house and what was left of the estate, 25 acres of olive and lemon groves that had gone wild, and have now been pruned and nurtured back into production.
For certain, bullies would be sent to the school of love, where love is applied to their wounds and they are nurtured back into wholeness and a feeling of connection.
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He's had three different riders, and we are just going to give him a break now and maybe nurture him back into training," said Lesley.
"That movie nurtured me back to filmmaking".
One of the easiest ways to step back into nurturing ourselves is to take a bath.
They bought him for my niece, who named him Beau, nurtured him back to health -- and nurtured herself into an accomplished rider (for those who care, her specialty is eventing).
Teaching kids how to do this sort of stuff takes longer than doing it myself, and the error rate is ridiculous at first, but it moves the task back into the "nurturing" priority, and then off my list forever.
Friends brought ailing plants of all kinds to Jim, who would nurture them back to health.
They must nurture Alex Rodriguez back to health, but their lineup is solid, their bench and bullpen sturdy.
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