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Thought for Sunday: Spring showed itself again this week with a beautiful day yesterday, the loch was like glass when I ...
08/03/2026

Thought for Sunday: Spring showed itself again this week with a beautiful day yesterday, the loch was like glass when I woke, covered in a layer of mist, the chill still lingering but so clear.

I spent this week emerging from winter. Starting with a lovely evening in the pub on Thursday, with good friends, totally unexpected, a last minute decision. Yesterday it continued, shifting winter stuck energy that had been sitting on me like a heavy cloak, first with an amazing Qi Gong master workshop, then in the afternoon , sharing positive energy with neighbours and good friends cheering on a triumphant and brilliant Scotland rugby team to victory . It was good to be back - laughter, conversation and shared delight filled the day.

Today I get to spend time with two special friends that I’ve known for 41 years. Giving energy to sharing conversations and a good Sunday lunch.

This week also brought news of a new life to special connections, my heart was full as it brought up memories of another very special friend no longer here but showing me that life goes on and hope is always here.

My point, winter had begun to weigh on me and not necessarily the season, my positive outlook had been challenged and I was stuck looking at negatives.

Don’t let yourself be cloaked by the dark in the world, let the light in, find your lighthouse and let its light be a beacon of strength and guidance. You may find that the lighthouse is you, your inner light wanting to come out and shine again. Or someone else or something else gives you a nudge and shows you what you need to see.

Wishing you a day of shedding off the dark, the winter and let in the light, and then let your own light shine brightly. Don’t let anyone or anything dim your light. Joy is the goal. Delight in the little things and you’ll realise that they were always what was important.

Lynds xx

“The more light you allow within you the brighter the world you live in will be.” – Shakti Gawain

Thought for Sunday: And with that, March arrives. A brand new month. Spring, full of hope. Send love to the world, don’t...
01/03/2026

Thought for Sunday: And with that, March arrives. A brand new month. Spring, full of hope.

Send love to the world, don’t choose fear. Choose to be unafraid and send peace to the world. Don’t live in fear, live in love. Live in hope for understanding, Living in love and kindness is not weak, it takes strength and wisdom.

Lynds xx

“I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear”
Martin Luther King, Jr.

Thought for Sunday: And with that, March arrives. A brand new month. Spring, full of hope. Send love to the world, don’t...
01/03/2026

Thought for Sunday: And with that, March arrives. A brand new month. Spring, full of hope.

Send love to the world, don’t choose fear. Choose to be unafraid and send peace to the world. Don’t live in fear, live in love. Live in hope for understanding, Living in love and kindness is not weak, it takes strength and wisdom.

Lynds xx

“I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear”
Martin Luther King, Jr.

Happy Friday reading.
27/02/2026

Happy Friday reading.

may it all
change your mind.

26/02/2026
25/02/2026

Who’s going to be looking out for our Find it Friday prize this week?

Our clue will be on our page every Friday Morning 10am 😉

Have a great Wednesday 💜

Some more beautiful words for you creatives out there
25/02/2026

Some more beautiful words for you creatives out there

23/02/2026

some memories.

23/02/2026

Art l Harald Slott-Møller

Thought for Sunday: February bitter cold hit this week, wind from the Baltic , as my dad used to say, that goes straight...
22/02/2026

Thought for Sunday: February bitter cold hit this week, wind from the Baltic , as my dad used to say, that goes straight through you, chilling your bones . One thing with walking on crutches, you don’t move any where fast so you feel the intensity. In heavy rain , a very kind and well meaning friend offered me an umbrella which was very kind and in realisation , we actually shared a moment of uproarious laughter when we then discussed where I was going to put it . I let you think about that one for a minute .

Every year I choose a word for the year, to give me a base energy. Last year was adapt. How spot on that was,when it became so pertinent in my life after my MS diagnosis.

This year I had thought it was flourish, evolve but no, no where near.

This year’s word is Joy.

After a difficult few years, this year is time to grab life and fly. I’m beyond lucky to have so many amazing friends, a caring and supportive family, brilliant work colleagues - no matter the challenge, I’m looking at the Joy that resides everywhete. I’ve always been a positive person but now I’m finding new activities, new challenges, new perspectives and bringing joy to them all.

What’s your word for this year? And how will you make it come to life?

Time to mar it really rock! And keep your eye on the target 🎯

Lynds xx

“Find out where joy resides snd give it a voice far beyond singing. For to miss the joy is to miss everything” - Robert Louis Stevenson

16/02/2026
15/02/2026

Thought for Sunday: The sun returned for a couple of days, cold, crisp and sunny . Sunlight pouring in the windows, warming the house, as if returning from a long vacation. So welcome and embracing, like a long awaited and needed hug.

It reminded me that it’s the sometimes unnoticed, unexpected things in life that make an important impact. That we may think of as small, that we take for granted, that might go past without realising , if we don’t stop and look.

A kind gesture, a hug, a smile, a messsge, a phone call , all just to say Hi, checking in, how are you? You matter to me and I’m grateful for you, can change a life.

Be there for each other today, everyone is walking a different path, and everyone has their challenges.

Lynds xx

“I’ve had a lot of clouds, but I’ve had so many rainbows... And the thing to do, it seems to me, is to prepare yourself so that you can be a rainbow in somebody else’s cloud” - Maya Angelou

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