In the previous post I talked about how daffodils need both the sun and the rain to thrive and suggested that rain in our lives can be good ( and necessary).
And then…. a week on and this happens
We had a significant dump of snow overnight. Although not unheard of at the end of March it is unusual.
Now [...]
Last week there were just green shoots. Then we had a sunny day and the shoots opened!
Are there any brighter indicators of spring than daffodils?
Soon gardens as well as grass verges, roundabouts, waste ground even will be awash with the bright yellow they bring . The harshness and gloom of winter days will fade into [...]
Are you the kind of person who reads the instructions before you start something new ? Or do you only search “help” when you are stuck?
How we learn has interested me for some time – I suppose ever since I was first introduced to Honey and Mumford’s Learning Styles . More recently we have been discussing [...]
Here’s a question for a Monday morning ? When did you last say “I can’t ” do something ?Now think about what that really meant.
-Did you mean that you did not have the skills/time/resources to allow you to ?
or
- Did you mean that you did have what it took but didn’t want to?
or
- Did you mean that [...]
This is my entry for Robert Hruzek’s Group Writing project for April on the theme “What I learned from Adversity”.
A few years ago my husband returned from a networking event to tell me that he had bumped into my old friend and former flatmate Anne. He told me that she was going through another round [...]
