What’s something life has reminded you NOT to take for granted lately?

What phase of your project are you on at the moment?

I will start... lets get to know each other... Scott (recovering from night duty) will love me for this one. The dogs: Archie the brown King Charles Cav and Jazzy, The ball crazy border collie. Your turn.

Passion Projects: Mowing the Lawn? I had a fun conversation this evening about mowing the lawn — and honestly, is there anything quite like the smell of freshly cut grass? It turns out lawn mowing carries more meaning than we might think. Sue was telling me how her husband has a thing about not letting a lady cut the grass. He would always rather do it himself. That preference goes right back to his childhood, when as a young man he helped his single mum by mowing the lawn. What looks like a simple chore now carries care, responsibility, and memory. My hubby Scott also finds mowing the lawn satisfying. He enjoys the straight lines, the order, the quiet focus. Would he call it a passion? Probably not, but there’s something calming and grounding in the task, even if it is in this season more then once a week. And it made me wonder… When does a “thing” become a passion project? Is it when: 🌱 It brings a sense of pride 🌱 It helps you switch off mentally 🌱 It connects you to memory or meaning 🌱 It becomes your way of caring? Maybe passion projects don’t always look creative or exciting. Sometimes they smell like freshly cut grass and show up as simple, steady acts of care. I’d love to know — Is there an everyday task in your life that feels oddly satisfying or meaningful? At what point do you think a “thing” turns into a passion project?

Last night, I participated in a post that @Serena DAfree posted in Skoolers group about sharing your birthday to see who your birthday buddy is and I was pleasantly surprised to see that I have a birthday twin here in our community @Mark Lawrence If you would like to participate put your birthdays in the chat and lets see if we have more birthday twins here.