I introduce a 'calendar date' on posts now, starting last week, highlighting that last Friday was actually the most popular of this blog's entire five-year life. :)
It could be seen that this blog is becoming more political, but then i promise you that it remains true to it's values, ME and MY MIND!
The link below contains the opportunity to sign a petition to ban non-recyclable, and unnecessary packaging on products that we consume.
Please act responsibly. Do the right thing...
As a graduate of industrial design and a employment history in sustainable design research, I have begun to understand the gigantic severity of this issue. Hopefully you do have some recognition of this problem that we all face.
As you will be aware that this world faces a variety of problems, please ensure that you do what YOU can. Obviously each individual only has minimal ability to affect things, but the advantage of a democratic society, successfully combines us all. However remember that you must have total faith in your vote. Total belief that what you are doing is right.
Be proud of YOUR vote.
If you have any doubt over any decision made by your vote, then you have failed society. Have 100% confidence that are doing the right thing. If not, how can you live with yourself?
New music. This week my selection is a new album by American duo 'Lily and Madeleine'.
New album 'Keep it together', doesn't explode, but keeps a nice warm cushioning sound, floating atop ten solid tracks.
He turned, smiled down at me, and chuckled 'difficult, isn't it?'
I smiled, crossed the road, then stopped in recollection.
The above note was recorded earlier in the week. I still don't know how sincere this man was. I was bemused. I had had to wait a bit to cross the road, but so would anyone. Not an explicit one, but a ridiculous occasion of belittling by this old man.
Forgive. Forget.
Maybe IDS should start...
I want to note that one day after 'a letter of despair to my MP', last week, IDS resigned (due to a similar topic). Initials are used, because I do not want to dirty my blog. However, out of an honest concern for his well-being, I can only suggest that IDS starts working voluntarily? Employment at the DWP may be a step too far, but I'm sure he could find some secretarial work at a local charity, perhaps? He must not aim too high, offering voluntarily. Everyone starts somewhere.
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