One of my notebook piles

Usually, I have a good memory. I do forget. But I’m finding that I remember again in the future, which is great. One of my notebook piles… I’m learning physiology as part of a course I’m currently studying to become a personal trainer. I did study human biology at GCSE level (we used to call

How to wear a mask

Why are we killing ourselves? Money?

I am writing this in May 2020. On Friday, the air was so clear that you could see for miles. It was a day with high winds. I was out on a 17 k walk across farms and open country, and I watched in awe as an oak tree of around 70 years old, danced

Growth

Remember growth start from a tiny seed. Sometimes to get new growth you have to cut a great deal of dead wood away. Sometimes you need to cut right back to the base. Take my plant, passiflora edulis, I think. A couple of years ago I planted this plant in a semi-shady spot in the

Normality in the Workplace in 2020, and the Pandemic that Changed our Pathological Working Life

Photograher, Hermione Laake (young mum of 24 years, writer and ex-retail manger, 1990). I thought I would write a Coronovirus diary, as I read one blog on behaviour during the pandemic from Toronto and found it interesting from a psychological perspective. Covid-19 in 2020 Here, in our small town we have over four coffee shops;