Which means action, carnage, joy and chaos. \u00a0Delight. \u00a0And mess. \u00a0So much mess.<\/p>\n
Which is all good. \u00a0Because there are seasons. \u00a0Which leads me straight to the latest yummy Wise Brain newsletter<\/a>. \u00a0It contains a poem by Tara Sophia Mohr<\/a> which has blown my mind (*please insert your own explosion noise here. \u00a0Preferably with puffed out cheeks, in public.)<\/p>\n Here is a download from the great state of Alabama about the Rewards of Early Childhood Investment<\/a>. \u00a0Written by their Chamber of Commerce so bound to overemphasise short term fiscal measures and underestimate longer term wellbeing measures. \u00a0Rah de rah.<\/p>\n Soon Mary Gordon, founder of the Roots of Empathy<\/a> project, will be in New Zealand to talk. \u00a0And listen. \u00a0I am looking forward to the ensuing think-and-feel-tank and I plan to make soup.<\/p>\n Finally, with thanks to the folks at Exchange Every Day, a link to an article about resilience<\/a>. I love this. \u00a0Hummingbird parenting (way more pretty and organic than helicopters, anyway.)<\/p>\n I have only just met the Wait But Why<\/a> website. Gordon Bennett! \u00a0It’s a portal to joy, discovery, and lost hours. \u00a0Have fun, beware.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Which means action, carnage, joy and chaos. \u00a0Delight. \u00a0And mess. \u00a0So much mess. Which is all good. \u00a0Because there are seasons. \u00a0Which leads me straight to the latest yummy Wise Brain newsletter. \u00a0It contains a poem by Tara Sophia Mohr … Continue reading