Oh noooo a closed community garden ?? This somehow contradicts its purpose I would say, especially during the pandemic. I am so grateful that we found the garden this year, no idea what I would do during the whole lockdown times without balcony or garden at our flat. But I also understand your hesitation to get involved, when you know beforehand that this will be a difficult process ( I have a comparable situation at the board of the charity organisation I am in... they stand for inclusivity and diversity, but the members who don’t speak fluently German and are woman are surprisingly one by one leaving this committee as they feel unheard, patronised and suppressed... so far I am still in and “fighting” but not sure if I wear myself out because the structures are so fossilised - sadly as the cliche four older men are the ones who are longest in this board. THey dominate the opinions and everybody else normally leaves this committee shortly after they are elected or latest after one legal period of two years..)
With the headaches: I still have problems to calculate how long they last. The frequency is kind of predicable, but mot how worse or how long they last, and if medication will work.
Still 800 calories... I am looking forward to your experience (and will quietly admire you for this skill)
Ups... I again had the long post/too much words thing going 😂😱😂
I guess strictly speaking it is a private garden as it belongs to the University. However, I hear a lot of hogwash about why it has to be closed. The two nearest public parks to me are not enclosed and so it is impossible to exclude people and yet, somehow, they manage.
I guess with the headaches that being kind to yourself is the best approach 😍