
It is good to connect.
Communication is key to our social behaviour.
Put down your devices and actually talk to somebody today.

It is good to connect.
Communication is key to our social behaviour.
Put down your devices and actually talk to somebody today.

Here in the UK, we are in a partial lockdown, and our opportunities to leave our homes are limited. This includes one lot of exercise per day, and this constitutional is something we will be relishing and making the most of while we can.
The bonus for these walks is that the weather has currently taken a big turn towards spring. While I appreciate that this won’t always be the case, it does mean that we have taken a definite move away from the weeks of rain we encountered earlier in the year.
The walk provides us with an opportunity to connect with nature – to reconnect with it. Roads are quieter and the lack or traffic noise means that our ears are more alert to the sounds of nature around us.
Birdsong seems louder than it did before.
The trees rustling in the breeze hits us more than it did before.
The quiet is deafening, but not in a negative way. It is more of a comfort, heightening the connection we have with the world around us, a connection the ‘normal’ world had deprived us of.
To take part in the current Mass Observation Project post on ISOLATION:

We all need a bit of peace and harmony at the moment. In a world full of crisis, everybody’s lives have been turned on their heads.
The space we have been granted by the enforced isolation (whether working from home or in quarantine) has enabled us to appreciate the space we inhabit.
The lack of physical contact with others outside of our own households – particularly those we care deeply for – helps us realise how much we might have taken them for granted. When this is all over, I think we are all going to be much more appreciative of the relationships we have, the relationships we will have been isolated from for weeks or months.
To take part in the current Mass Observation Project post on ISOLATION:
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