Being proactive
Apps and accounts: my recommendations for making life smoother
In this article, you will find a brief description about free apps, websites and software that I use frequently. I share why I value them and how I use them.
Being proactive
Why is it acceptable for certain groups of people to live fearfully?
I know a number of women who restrict what they do because of fear. This seems to be accepted and expected by men and women. Why?!?
Being proactive
Donating clothes that you no longer wear
An alternative to throwing your clothes away.
Find out how to donate the odd sock which you think nobody would want.
Be rewarded for your consideration and effort.
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Gifting things to families in need
Find out how you can support and serve families escaping violence and poverty.
Animals
The connection between COVID-19 and farm animals
This article was written by Lewis Bollard. He is the farm animal welfare program officer at the Open Philanthropy Project. In that role, he researches opportunities to do the most good for farm animals. This article explores a number of things around COVID-19 and is really worth reading.
Being proactive
The difficulties I faced when buying and selling a car
This article begins with us finding a fault in the car, thinking that we had fixed it, finding out that the fault remained, getting a specialist to diagnose the fault, researching how to deal with it and then deciding to sell it.
After that, I share how we went about researching which vehicle to replace our previous car with, gathering information from dealers, booking test drives and more.
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“They’re MY germs so I’ll be OK”
Too many of us are unhygienic! Have you ever done or witnessed any of these things? ever seen someone sneezing without covering their mouth? have you ever blown your nose and just kept the used tissues on the sofa next to you? ever seen someone sneeze into their hands, wipe Read more…
