Whole Foods made a promise to stop selling Frankenchickens by this year. Do you continue to serve your customers meat from birds bred to suffer? Frankenchickens.ca
Fill your own cup first, so you can pour into others with abundance! Remember, you can't serve from an empty vessel.
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**Trigger warning: Domestic Violence**
A very powerful image, and a reminder that not all that glitters is gold.
I love playing football, but I'm actually a pretty appalling football fan (much to my team's amusement) because I've never actually supported a club or been that bothered about watching it.
However, what I am bothered about is the fact that statistics like this are not spoken about more. The domestic violence, discrimination and abhorrent racism which plagues football under the guise of "passion for the game", is not new and certainly hasn't been tackled yet.
Sadly, this is also not just limited to football and our media outlets have a lot to answer for when it comes to sensationalising and feeding into the harmful and hateful narratives. Just look at the portrayal of Bukayo Saka this year already.
Recognising the signs isn't always so easy, knowing what to do isn't always immediately apparent, but doing nothing should never be an option. We must work harder, educate more and hold people and organisations to account who turn a blind eye and perpetuate the problem, often in favour of profit over humanity.
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"Why can't carrots taste nice?"
So my 8YO was complaining today, "Why can't carrots taste nice?"
He's always been a picky eater. So, we had reached a mutual agreement once that the vegetables he liked he would eat more, the vegetables he didn't like he would eat less. But he would taste all vegetables.
So he had volunteered to take just 1 spoonful of carrots and complained about the taste. That evolved into a full discussion where on how it's important to choose what we need than what we want.
We started with discussion about his favourite footballer- Messi and how he chose practice and discipline over fun and entertainment which eventually got him to where he is right now.
I realised how our day to day incidents opened up avenues for insightful discussion with children even on such heavy topics because it was a open discussion and not a one-way communication or lecture from my end.
If you are a parent reading this, use your day-to-day incidence to discuss important life lessons with children. You never know what kind of lasting impression it would have on your children.
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6dWhole Foods made a promise to stop selling Frankenchickens by this year. Do you continue to serve your customers meat from birds bred to suffer? Frankenchickens.ca