I just found out my ecological footprint using the WWF site. It was very interesting. Apparently, mine is below the UK average, but I’m still living as though we had 2.63 planets to support us!
One of their recommendations is to buy more seasonal food (grown locally, of course) so that’s something I’m going to try and do next time I go to the supermarket. That means (to name a few!) courgettes, broad beans, Welsh lamb, lettuce, strawberries, peppers, asparagus, cherries, aubergines and peas. Yum!
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I’m taking this off my list for now and putting it on my someday/maybe list. I think, at the moment, it’s really important for me to develop my creative side and express myself in various types of art. I’m not saying science isn’t creative, but there’s a limit to how many goals I can actively work on at once and this isn’t a big one for me at the moment! One day I hope to become the perfect fusion of artist and scientist! till then…
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I’ve had this goal on my list since forever and this month I decided to prioritise it. So I started trying to work through a textbook I have, before realising (after a couple of weeks) that it was just taking up too much of my time.
I’m pretty busy at the moment and just about everything seems more important than studying maths. I’ve taken this as a sign that my priorities have changed.
Maybe they’ll change again sometime and for this reason I’m keeping the goal on my someday/maybe list. It’s not like I didn’t manage to improve my maths at all—I just didn’t get to the point where I can say I’m good at it.
Ultimately, though, I think it’s been a positive experience, realising that my priorities have changed. Now there’s room on my goals list for something more relevant to my life right now!
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