Sometimes serendipity has a way of punching us in the face. That’s not usually the way serendipity works. It’s usually about chance or good luck or opportunity at just the right time.. But sometimes things happen because you see the value and the possible benefits that could result, and you know that YOU are the …
The Seed Scheme – reinvigorating rural communities through women in business Read More »
I don’t have a degree. I’ve enrolled at uni twice in the past – both long after I left school at sixteen – and didn’t make it to the end either time (for the record, pregnancy and (unfounded) financial worries kiboshed the Creative Writing degree in my thirties and workplace politics and frustration in my …
My Self-Directed, Alternative Learning Experience Read More »
I’m a member of a book club, but not as you know it. Our book club – the official name is (Wine &) Book Club, and our members are sometimes called Wobblers – meets more or less each month at a local pub where we have dinner and chat first, and book chat (usually!) after. …
Depressed Cake Shop takes on mental health stigma, one grey cake at a time. The stats – the average, that is – for the number of people to suffer from a mental health problem is 1 in 4. Worse, in some geographical and demographic areas, this drops to 1 in 3.