Tag Archives: colchester
Bridges to prosperity
I review the purpose of this blog. (Warning potentially deep philosophy ahead!) In my town of Colchester the Celtic leader Cunobelin, the Romans considered the first king of Britain, struck an estimated one million gold coins. Upon some of these coins was the image of an ear of corn, a Celtic symbol of prosperity. In …
Connecting with animals
Animals are living creative beings that helps you reconnect with nature. When you are a stakeholder in something you participate in it, benefit from it and have a say in it. The problem of beautiful experiences in nature such as a singing bird, a rainbow or a colourful sunset is that I am the spectator …
Being transparent to stakeholders
Making available information to stakeholders they are entitled to builds good relationships. A bad situation happened recently between a citizen and their local council in Wales where the citizen was arrested for filming proceedings of the council meeting on their mobile phone. The situation ended up being reported in the UK national media, people got …
Change begins in the home and the community
Change is bottom up rather than from the ruler. Too many people expect that change will come from the decision maker at the top over environmental issues, but as can be seen little progress has been made. Most people are looking in the wrong direction for the change when it begins with self and the …
A week of prophecy and omen
The past week has been marked by prophecy and omen. Popes Pope Benedict shocked the world when he announced his resignation this week, the first Pope since the medieval ages to do so. People consulted the surprisingly accurate prophecies about the Popes of Saint Malachy which identified Pope Benedict as the second to last Pope. …
The magic of snow
The world is full of magic, shame the sleeping majority will never notice. Yesterday as I was visiting new WordPress blogs I posted a comment on a blog how everyone seems to mention Narnia when it comes to snow scenes. The response was “Do they?” That response irritated me, the sort of response with the …
Thanks to my 500 followers!
This blog hit a milestone of 500 followers. It has been a year of hard work as a blogger but this evening I was overjoyed to attract my 500th follower, who is Melissa. Most of the followers of Liberated Way are WordPress bloggers, and every one of you are valued. Thank you for all your …
The prize goes to the bold and inventive
Be bold and inventive to succeed in life. Winter struck with a vengeance in Britain with my town of Colchester buried in snow and freezing temperatures. It is at this time I think of the wildlife, so I took time out to take food out to the swans in Colchester. I have a process where …
Global weather turns hostile
2013 likely will be worse than 2012 for extremes of weather. A few days ago I was bouncing around Colchester happy as a bee as the mild spring brought pleasant weather after the floods of rain during December. The winter in Britain depresses me for its cold and darkness, so I have been liking the …
Positive thinking opens doors
Reality is what we make it. Since New Years Day I have found £2.59 on the ground as I walk around the streets of my home town of Colchester. Apparently Colchester people are getting careless and dropping their money. Without any effort of looking I observe a lost coin upon the ground as I walk …
