This has been on my "would love to do" mindmap for a long time. Its something Jan Martin from The Snail of Happiness (TSOH) writes every week, and its so inspiring. Word from TSOH is that Three Things Thursday was invented by Emily of Ms Emily’s Home for Full-Grown Nerds , who writes ... ....three things that make me smile: an exercise in gratitude – feel free to steal this idea with wild abandon and fill your blog with the happy.... There has been a lot of writing about the personal and community (global?) benefits of expressing gratitude, recently. One article I particularly like is from happierhuman.com So here it is, my first Three Things Thursday post Dried apples and tomatoes snack - care of my lovely friend Pippa who I met up with for a drink last week. Pippa and her husband Andrew run a permaculture project Those Plant People near Keighley, West Yorks. Their North facing land grows a massive variety of food all the year round. They use a dehydrator as one of the ways they preserve the harvest. Urban Death Project The Urban Death Project is developing an innovative new model of death care that honours both our loved ones and the planet earth. At the heart of this model is a new system called Recomposition that transforms bodies into soil.....In our vision of the future, Recomposition will happen inside buildings designed for the communities they serve. Gardens are nourished by the soil created inside, as we connect with the cycles of life...and death. I feel so connected to this project. Its inspiration has been key to my own design around permaculture and death - Creative Dying - The start of my own mini-indoors garden design, in my current accommodation. Just having a few plants on a window ledge has made such a difference to my life in the last few days, especially as the days in the UK are SO short and dark just now - more to follow about this design!
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Ann Pole
17/11/2016 08:38:51 pm
We have been impressed by dried apple too, and think a dehydrator is something we should invest in.
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17/11/2016 08:56:12 pm
Woohoo... so pleased to see you joining in. And these are three brilliant 'things' to kick off with
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