A Nature's Path

It is so important that we discuss mental health issues as it affects the majority of people for many reasons: Our community, families, friends, work, social life and in almost every aspect of our daily lives. Many many #Congrats to HRH Prince William and his team.

As Meghan and Harry join Instagram - what does it take to be an Insta Royal?

Via  bbc.co.uk Are your friends just like you, or do opposites attract in your world? (bbc.co.uk) Are you stuck in a social bubble, or do your friends all have different backgrounds and outlooks from you? (bbc.co.uk) "The research shows that people like to remain optimistic, they like to feel they are diverse and tolerant," says Ipsos Mori's Glenn Gottfried, who oversaw the fieldwork. "It is a very positive finding, even if... we may not do as much as we think we should to escape the 'social bubble' we live in." Social bubble via  dreamstime.com 3 ways to break out of your social media bubble by Straith Schreder via  blog.mozilla.org 1. Get to know your digital neighbours, IRL 2. Keep a balanced (media) diet 3. Scroll through someone else's feed At  Social Bubble Bath IRL Podcast  Veronica Belmont looks at how social media can create, break and filter bubbles. Veronica Belmont : Imagine everything in your line of sight is ...

Photo credit: https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/EltonSherwin/what-should-a-college-student-do-about-global-warming-sherwin-at-ndnu-compressed Poem: There was this time There was this time I wrote of a line of some thoughts that raced through  my mind, during my studies. It was of an observation like any other and I sent it in verse form to a poetry outlet and entered competitions as a motivation. Soon I started a blog that was followed by some I knew from MySpace which was nice but also brought some along whose intent was to be bothersome. It happens and will continue to exist like an extensive list that insists on being a pessimist. (c) nature thoughts nw

Via:  bbc.co.uk https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-47319874 A look at how recycled fashion can change our outlook on fashion accessories: Changing The Luxury Goods Consignment Market via:   artsmidnorthcoast.com

It could be the postman or a barista who consistently delivers your post well or provide excellent service and go the extra mile. I thought I'd seen the worse of characters but some can be seriously that annoying and deep down 'not of this world' that just being in the same place as that person/crowd can be 'an experience' you wouldn't wish on your worse enemies. So just a small gift to others who have to face crowds like that on a daily basis isn't much considering what they have to go through. It's nice seeing others with gifts in their hands! Gifts- Findmeagift.co.uk - good value for money marigoldgrey.com

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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...