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Tag Archives: Life lessons
Letting go, gently
I began writing this post early in the summer, but somehow couldn’t find the ‘umph’ to finish it. Which I’ve realised is symptomatic of how I’ve felt for much of this year, or at least the summer. I’ve failed to … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Allotment, Climate change, Community, Do what you can with what you have, Growing, In the time of the virus, Reflections on life (and death), Seeing differently, Uncategorized
Tagged adjusting, Allotment, Brexit, climate crisis, failing, Life changes, Life lessons, Retirement
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My 100 day challenge: the background
I’m a doer, not a ‘have done-er’, if that makes sense. When confronted with a problem or a difficulty, I look for something I can do to resolve it. This 100 day challenge is my personal, individual response to the … Continue reading
Starting as I mean to go on
I’m going to break with tradition (or maybe start a new one?) and not make any resolutions for 2016. Instead, I’m reflecting on some of the things I learnt (or re-learnt) in 2015. So that maybe I won’t have to … Continue reading