Health
Lockdown, guidelines, masks and so on…
How I went from following the Government’s guidelines to creating my own and the lessons I’ve learned as a result of this.
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
“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…
Green
No lie! Charcoal really does make water taste better!
After using charcoal sticks for over 2 years, find out what I love about filtering my tap water with it.
Children
Why it might be a GOOD thing to speak ‘behind someone’s back
Now when you read the title, you may think that I’m talking about gossiping or being unkind about others when they’re physically absent. However, the intentions behind this article are positive and kind. My aim is for conversations, in specific circumstances, to be encouraging and respectful. What we hear seeps Read more…
Culture
Ever wondered what eating mindfully means? Here’s my take on it!
Being present Not too long ago, I was told that I should be more present no matter what I’m doing. It’s not the first time I’ve heard it, but for some reason, today was different! I was ready to apply it, or at least try it. For some reason, at Read more…
Health
Find out what happened after I experienced the sudden onset of a disability
Disability “What? Disabled. You? No way! I don’t think you even know what it means!” That’s what I heard in someone’s voice when I was speaking to them about being what happened to me on Wednesday 14th September. I get it. There are so many opinions about what ‘counts’ as a Read more…
