You might want to sort your Google Sheet by a particular column – for example to list your members alphabetically by lastname, or by date of joining, or by any other piece of information on the spreadsheet. You can sort by any one of the columns, alphabetically or numerically, depending
A haiku based on a particular species of mushroom. Violet and tough Hold my breath as the colour fades like hopes for peace
Such an interesting day and it’s not finished yet! * Watched the North Tyneside 10K runners past the house. Shout out to Sam whose toddler nephews were holding a big supportive banner right opposite me. And well done all the runners no matter where they were in the field. *
A small figure waves goodbye Freedom beckons As I drive away He turns to start a new
It was years ago when I was at University in Newcastle that I first heard of Vindolanda, a Roman fort and community just a mile or so south of Hadrian’s Wall. It was just getting going as a destination and site of archaeological activity in the 1970s. They had even built
I was reminded by her recent Facebook post of Sue Thomas’ article “Blue mind charts our link with water” from 2014. “Water makes you happier, more connected and better at what you do,” Wallace J Nichols The effects of nature, in its green form, has been well researched as a boost
Here are six daily mindfulness practices that I find helpful to keep me mindful each day. Including starting the day, mindful eating, exercise, pausing in nature, dark breathing and mindful driving.
I like writing haiku. It’s not that they are easy, but that they can be used to respond to so many things, and they take long enough but not too long so they fit into a busy day. A friend used to write one a day after I introduced her
I have been re-reading the Witches books from Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series, and am currently reading Maskerade. There’s a point in it where the witches hear the opera singer in the room next door singing “Show me the way to go home” and moving into Italian (or Brindisian as it
On Day 11 of the January Challenge, Pratiksha asks us to think about the word “love” in many languages, and sharing the love. I’ve used the elements of a pastime I love – papercrafting – to create the word. Obviously there are many people, places and things I love more