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Happy Thanksgiving! Or happy being grateful day! What Is Gratitude? Gratitude is a spontaneous feeling but, increasingly, research demonstrates its value as a practice—that is, making conscious efforts to count one’s blessings. Studies show that people can deliberately cultivate gratitude—and there are important social and personal benefits to doing so. It is possible to feel grateful for loved ones, colleagues, animals, nature, and life in general. The emotion generates a climate of positivity that both reaches inward and extends outward. - Psychology Today

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Being thankful can be a powerful practice in combating negativity and reshaping our thoughts towards a more positive outlook on life. It's a simple yet profound practice that can make a significant difference in our well-being. #PositiveThinking

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It's not uncommon for people to experience a range of emotions during this festive time. If you're comfortable, here are a few suggestions that might help lift your spirits: Reach Out to Loved Ones: Connect with friends or family members, even if it's just a phone call or a video chat. Sharing your feelings with someone you trust can make a significant difference. Engage in Festive Activities: Participate in activities that bring you joy, whether it's decorating your living space, watching holiday movies, or listening to festive music. Engaging in these activities can create a more festive atmosphere. Volunteer or Help Others: Consider volunteering or helping others in some way. Acts of kindness, even small ones, can provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment. Join Online Communities: There are many online communities and forums where people share their experiences, provide support, and engage in conversations. It might be helpful to connect with others who are experiencing similar feelings. Practice Self-Care: Take care of yourself physically and emotionally. This could involve activities such as going for a walk, practicing mindfulness, or indulging in a favorite hobby. Seek Professional Support: If loneliness is persistent and affecting your well-being, consider reaching out to a mental health professional. They can provide support and strategies to cope with these feelings. Plan for the Future: Consider making plans for the future, whether it's setting personal goals or planning activities you look forward to. Having something to look forward to can be uplifting. Remember that it's okay to feel the way you do, and seeking support from friends, family, or professionals is a strength, not a weakness. Wishing you comfort and warmth during this holiday season. If you'd like to talk or share more about what you're going through, I'm here for you. #merrychristmas #christmasjoy #holidaycheer #festiveseason #christmasmagic #seasonsgreetings

Great piece to camera from Pearl - love this approach. I think that Next Meal are based in London Borough of Haringey. As we know Geoff down in Cornwall is a proponent of 80:20 ie trying to get 80% of benefit for 20% of cost. Next Meal is such a great idea but how can Pearl achieve 80% of what she wants to achieve by only spending 20% of budget. Well as far as property is concerned I’ll attach the list of property assets that those who live in Haringey actually own albeit through the London Borough of Haringey as council in its role as freeholder of real estate assets within its boundaries. Is LBH making best use of its assets for its communities ie “ sweating “ them to use a culinary/ real estate term of art. If not , could the Estates Department at LBH identify those of its assets which are surplus to operational usage and allow them to be used by collectives of Third Sector organisations like Next Meal to make a difference day to day. After all there are something like 140,000 charities in the U.K…. If there weren’t demands for their services we wouldn’t need them. So why not offer such surplus real assets to charities like Next Meal to use them for “ meantime use” …. In this case providing sustinence & support but also perhaps shelter from the storm … both economically and physically. Good work - Pearl and your colleagues

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