“The Peace of the Wild Things” by Wendell Berry. Read by carer support worker Mags Bryan.
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Monday’s Poem
Finding comfort in art
A carer supported by us shares some of the beautiful paintings he has been creating during the lockdown.
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Tuesday’s Poem
“Inside My Garden Gate” by Susan Walkinshaw-Kelly. Read by carer support worker Shona Mathers.
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Wednesday’s Poem
“The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost. Read by carer support worker Mags Bryan.
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Elderflower Fizz
Carer support worker Kirsteen Powell shares a recipe for Elderflower Fizz.
Thursday’s Poem
“Quiet” by Robert Longley. Read by carer support worker Shona Mathers.
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An introduction to what brings me joy
“Whilst having a conversation with a colleague she noticed that my face lit up when I talked about a particular topic,” explains carer support worker Mags Bryan, “And so the idea of a daily invitation to share what brings us joy to mark Carers Week 2020 was born.”
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Carers Week 2020
Carers Week 2020 runs from the 8th to 14th June. Please visit Our Events and Carers Week 2020 pages for details of our online activities for carers all week.
Friday’s Poem
“Beannacht (Blessing)” by John O’Donohue, for his mother. Read by carer support worker Mags Bryan.
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Why thought for the day?
Starting the day with a motivational quote, and keeping it in mind as the hours go by, may offer you an alternative perspective on your own situation. It may encourage you to seek help or inspire you to try something new. Most of all, we hope it will help you to feel recognised and valued, too. In ordinary and everyday ways, carers do extraordinary things.
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