A Nature's Path

I am now at my event for local volunteers to have a coffee chat about their experiences. The cafe at #SainsburysMerton is packed! @CarersUK @BBCr4today Volunteering is a vocation truly commendable. Looking forward to #YouandYours https://t.co/7TDrgjDpva pic.twitter.com/l1ZftHGApN — Colleen Lue (@LueColleen) 16 July 2019

Motivational and true. https://t.co/swqhtRvEqf — Colleen Lue (@LueColleen) July 16, 2019

A very difficult 'profession' but with it. https://t.co/c4VMxRb2uG — Colleen Lue (@LueColleen) July 16, 2019 Need to talk about #caring ? Visit our online forum, a place where you can share what’s on your mind with people who understand and can support you through everything caring has to throw at you. http://www. carersuk.org/forum  

What #Brexit highlights is what I thought was already at the forefront of people's minds and that is: The streets and transport are  overcrowded  (yet well maintained despite the millions of commuters who use the transport system regularly). Many sleep rough on the high streets, some even resorting to begging in spite of church help.  (And) churches really help the sick and needy on a daily basis.  They go above and beyond their support for the community.  They don't need to be available to assist those who never attend church service or hear the requests of those in hospital.  Yet they are there supporting the commubity regardless of their heavy workload. Many church members do so much it's become a vocation. Local councils maintain the plants and trees that we see in public areas and streets; bins are constantly filled with rubbish and emptied or bacteria spreads; streets are swept regularly or the litter accumulates. As we know, trees and plan...