It's the last day of #AWeeksNotice, and we want to leave you somewhere nice. So today's prompt from @only_hmdis to #takenotice of the space around you, and do at least one thing to make it more relaxing. Fold a blanket, light a candle, tidy that mug.
Here's @jakeybowen explaining his Day One prompt in more detail. We'd love to see any writing you'd like to share - or to find out your calm/chaotic music choices for our own playlists #takenotice
Even in a space you occupy every day, there's always an area you see less of. Today for #AWeeksNotice@miraysidhomm wants you to #takenotice of a forgotten corner in your home. Describe it from memory. Then enter/look at the space - what do you see: https://t.co/A1zTVqBh64
Today's #AWeeksNotice from @miraysidhomm: Days in lockdown can feel the same, but each one is filled with distinct moments. So today, try to #takenotice of the best thing and the worst thing that happen, whatever they are, for your own Daily Scale.
“The best thing today was going rollerblading and nothing bad has happened today”. Wishing all days in lockdown could be as good as this Daily Scale sent to me today for @miraysidhomm@ContactMcr#takenotice
I 🧡 this extract from a longer poem about bread just written in response to @miraysidhomm@ContactMcr#takenotice prompt today:
Bread is calm
Bread is family
Bread is sharing a bite lovingly
And passing a note under the table candidly
It’s the weekend and @aliwil267 suggests finding some ISOLATION INSPIRATION right where you are. Try to #takenotice of 10 small details around you. Your mum’s yawn, someone walking outside, your phone screen. Can you make these into a tiny play/poem/short story to share?
Rusted, battered, already pretty exhausted but still fighting - starting twitter with a frontline support worker #keyworker response to @ContactMcr @aliwil267 prompt to #takenotice and #dresshowyoufeel