Author: Caring Together

‘St George’s Day’ today

Click on the link below if you wish to immerse yourself in the story of the knight St George and his legendary battle against the fearful dragon. https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/…/9-things-you-didnt-k…/

World Book Night April 23rd – an online evening of events

On World Book Night – Friday April 23rd you can join The Reading Agency, from 6-9pm, for two exciting free events and a special #ReadingHour, in partnership with Specsavers and hosted by the British Library 6-7pm: Kazuo Ishiguro in conversation with Kate Mosse 7-8pm: #ReadingHour 8-9pm: World Book Night presents: Books to Make You Smile, hosted… Continue reading World Book Night April 23rd – an online evening of events

Together Moments: ‘Thursday’s Online Elevenses to your door….’

Dear all, Our online Elevenses group continues to meet every Thursday at 11am. Last week I took the online session to Brenda’s door. Thanks to the kind donation of the winter warmer pack from Seagulls Brenda also got to model her well coordinated winter wellbeing hat, scarf and shawl too. If you would like to join… Continue reading Together Moments: ‘Thursday’s Online Elevenses to your door….’

Shared Moments: ‘Meanwood Valley Urban Farm Stroll’

We were able to make the most of yet more beautiful sunny days this week with two walks to Meanwood Valley Urban Farm (https://www.mvuf.org.uk/). They opened last week. The cakes and breakfast sandwiches are definitely worth a try, if you have not tried already. I will be going again in the coming weeks so if… Continue reading Shared Moments: ‘Meanwood Valley Urban Farm Stroll’

Stress – Know the signs and tips to cope

April is stress awareness month. Stress is something everyone feels at times, and there are all kinds of stressful situations that can be a part of daily life. Low-level stress can even be helpful or motivational. But too much stress can affect our mood, our body and our relationships – especially when it feels out… Continue reading Stress – Know the signs and tips to cope

Poetry Corner: “The Lion and Albert” by Marriott Edgar (read by Tom O’Bedlam)

Dear all, Today’s poem is read by Tom O’Bedlam. Click on the link below and listen ps. If it asks you to sign into Youtube, just click on ‘no thanks’ and then click on ‘I agree’, you may also have to watch the start of an advert first, you can skip ad once it shows… Continue reading Poetry Corner: “The Lion and Albert” by Marriott Edgar (read by Tom O’Bedlam)

‘Monday Mind Workout Revisited’ Answers for Monday 19th April 2021

How did you do? See the answers below: 1 Pink 2 Spain 3 A beard tax – is it still a tax? 4 Interrobang 5 Laughs 6 Constipation 7 Charlie Chaplin 8 France 9 Frog 10 The Day Watch 11 False 12 England 13 Scoobert Doo 14 San Francisco 15 Zeedonk Take care from all… Continue reading ‘Monday Mind Workout Revisited’ Answers for Monday 19th April 2021

‘Monday Mind Workout’ revisited a year on

Dear all, Our ‘Monday Monday Mind Workouts’ have been going for one year now. Below is the first one I posted mid April 2020. I never thought for one minute I would still be posting them a year later. I welcome the day we can resume them face to face. Please find below some questions… Continue reading ‘Monday Mind Workout’ revisited a year on

Leeds Lunchtime Music – livestream with Leeds Town Hall

Free audio streamed lunchtime organ concerts from Leeds Town Hall Graham Barber – organist  Monday 19th April at 1.05pm https://www.leedsconcertseason.co.uk/whats-on/all-shows/graham-barber-live-audio-stream/7501 Dr David Hill – Rutland Organist Monday 26th April at 1.05pm  https://www.leedsconcertseason.co.uk/whats-on/all-shows/dr-david-hill-live-audio-stream/7502 Clicking on these links will give you all the information and a link to hear the livestream at the designated time

Leeds City Council Coronavirus update

An update on Leeds’s infection rates Although the second step on the roadmap of easing restrictions took place on Monday, the actions of every Leeds resident still make a crucial difference to COVID-19 infection rates in our city. There is a lot to begin to enjoy again and look forward to, but we need to continue… Continue reading Leeds City Council Coronavirus update