Good morning my Fedi friends. There is sunshine, bright sunshine outside but there is also some very dark clouds. Around 10c when I woke up & it supposed to get to an ok 15c, there is definitely rain around, but not sure how much of it will land. Still it’s lovely to see the sun after yesterday’s dull grey day.
I added some yummy Kimchi to my breakfast eggs today, normally I’d put a dollop of chilli crisp on them. The kimchi added instead was delicious. I really, really need to teach myself how to make this stuff as it’s pretty expensive to buy & I love a good one. I know it’s fairly simple, it’s just the getting what I need & the doing!
My usual Sunday agenda of an exercise class & then a visit to my sister. She’ll be noticing the quiet after nearly 2 weeks of having family visits. I’m takin her some of my dried #Feijoa #NaturesLollies as she really wants to try them. I won’t be taking many though as she has a lot of problems in the digestive, gut area & I don’t want to be the one to cause problems for her.
Hope you all have a lovely #Sunday & that there is also some sunshine 🌞🌻. Time I got moving. #Weather #Breakfast #Kimchi #Exercise #Family.

The corporate math on pollution was simple. A company dumps toxic waste into a river, saves fifty million dollars doing it, and happily pays a five million dollar fine when they get caught. Cost of doing business.
France just broke the formula.
Under their new Climate and Resilience Act, the math changes. If a company is found guilty, the fine can be set at up to ten times the illicit profits made from the pollution. More importantly, corporate executives can now face up to a decade in prison.