The bride, a speech therapist, receives a heartwarming surprise at her wedding—her husband secretly arranged for her students with Down's syndrome to be the ring bearers 🥹
As we go about our work and daily lives, there’s a surprising power and happiness to reflecting on the fragility of life. That kind of mindfulness leads to us feeling lighter, and not getting upset about trivial things. It also makes us happier.
https://t.co/rBUW8wdyjg
As we go about our work and daily lives, there’s a surprising power and happiness to reflecting on the fragility of life. That kind of mindfulness leads to us feeling lighter, and not getting upset about trivial things. It also makes us happier.
https://t.co/rBUW8wdyjg
Living with a deep sense of purpose doesn’t have to come from grand gestures.
Simple, little, things matter. And add up. A lot.
My blog this week:
https://t.co/dPy5C17m59
My new blog with accompanying guided meditation:
‘You’re not alone in relationship pain’.
For anyone feeling the pain of relationship breakdown with a loved one - a parent, child, sibling, partner, friend…
Would love to know your thoughts.
https://t.co/nhh5gVZRyF
This clip is from the feature documentary "Ride with Larry" showing retired police captain Larry Smith, who has Parkinson’s, trying medical cannabis for the first time.
Pleased to announce that my new book, How to be a Politician, is publishing this September.
W H Allen takes Cable’s ‘ultimate book of political advice’ https://t.co/gCdFYWwjLD
LAST CHANCE to get tickets for @yueparkinson's discussion with @vincecable tomorrow: 'China and the West or China vs the West?' with an introduction by @ChefKenHom and chaired by @dibyeshanand at the @UniWestminster.
Don't miss out! Book tickets here: https://t.co/xbcHymyCLl
One of the strangest features of British politics is that #remainers have demobilised just as the mounting costs of #Brexit become more and more apparent.
My piece this week for @indyvoices@Independent https://t.co/NNv2GlcOw1
Looking back at spring statement in latest podcast:https://t.co/zDnkxKhxXz. Failure by Sunak to help most vulnerable suggests cynical obsession with pre-election tax cuts or deferred action to autumn when things could be much much worse.#SpringStatement2022
Tomorrow, the Chancellor will make a lot of the rising cost of servicing government debt as a justification for not doing more to cut taxes or increase spending. That would however be a poor excuse. My piece for @IndyVoices@Independent this week. https://t.co/bGyvacbWeI