Outside my window in my home office, I often see people playing with their children and walking their dogs in the park that is directly behind my house.
It certainly encourages me to go for a daily walk (sometimes by myself, sometimes with the dog, the last few weeks always wearing a face mask).
Venturing out into the world today, I thought about how many examples I'd seen this week of people who are keeping active and having a positive impact on other people by doing so.
John Veage sat down with Sara Leonardi-McGrath this week.
The former test cricketer's wife likes to make clothes that make people happy and John tells us her unique twist on the old tie-dye fad is making a lasting impression on her customers.
Our youth are our future and jobs at the moment are scarce.
Have you heard of Cafe Y? It provides much-needed employment and training for those keen to enter the hospitality and food industries,
Merryn Porter talked to a couple of people associated with the Cafe Y this week and they let us know what a fantastic opportunity it provides for those seeking employment.
Murray Trembath tells us the beautiful yarn of Cronulla's Joyce Lent who was determined to help those less fortunate than her in a way that has resulted in others being knighted.
Jim Gainsford has been doing some fantastic work following the Carss Park pool drama and he reminded us this week where all the problems may have started.
Jim also tells us how a move to protect a Moreton Bay fig next to the Sans Souci Bathers' Pavilion has ended up.
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I hope you have a great Sunday, enjoy the yarns and if you can go for a walk, take in your surrounds and thank the universe for providing the small things in life we should all cherish.
Now, where is the dog's lead?
Craig Thomson
I am a media and communications professional with experience across print, digital, social and radio broadcasts. I am currently the Editor of Australian Community Media's Launceston Examiner.
I am a media and communications professional with experience across print, digital, social and radio broadcasts. I am currently the Editor of Australian Community Media's Launceston Examiner.
