Word of the day

Besorrow – to sorrow about or over; to be anxious or troubled about; regret; care about or for; look after; fill with care or sorrow; make sad;

Milne muses

“We are like a tree whose roots divide and subdivide again and again as they spread outward. Our neighbours are the same. Their roots too spread and interlace with ours. Our trunks are separate but beneath the soil an inextricably tangled network of fibres.”
~ C.R.Milne #Monday pic.twitter.com/Dg5EO1zuAp

— A.A.Milne (@A_AMilne) April 15, 2024

Beautifying the blogosphere

The ladybug resting on a floating dandelion pic.twitter.com/PryNz86XTc

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) March 21, 2024

Woman of the day

Woman of the Day teacher and social reformer Gertrude Tuckwell born OTD 1861 in Oxford, the first woman magistrate in London, a founder member of the Magistrates’ Association in 1920 and president of the National Association of Probation Officers. Deeds Not Words really should… pic.twitter.com/KR6gDtZxRq

— The Attagirls (@TheAttagirls) April 25, 2024

Standing up for kids

It’s time we let kids be kids again, and that means adults have to be adults, stand up for children and protect them.