Back on the road, YAY!

In this moment I am grateful to be fully road legal and for this being the first time I’ve had a first time pass on an MOT for a van. Boom!

Apologies for the break in posts and thank you for dropping by. With money running out and an MOT looming that I had expected to need to get at least a few repairs done to a pass, I decided to go claim sanctuary on my mum’s driveway. I had a great adventure in Glastonbury, visiting a friend and meeting new ones, on my way up to Berkshire and felt a lot of relief at being able to simply meet my basic needs and focus on getting some cash together. I managed to get a test with a local garage for today so I could work out what money I needed to raise to get a pass and was very pleasantly surprised to have passed first time. I have a list of advisories that I can attend to at a more gentle pace than I had been expecting to need to get things done which feels good. I think I’m still integrating the fact that I don’t have the major challenge on my plate I was expecting and when I do I suspect I’ll get very excited about the opportunities that come from this situation.

I have been working on some collaboration ideas with a few people and I’m curious and excited to see where they go. I’ve also launched another website for my enterprise and project support service which you can have a look at here: Spores of Abundance. I’m working with a couple of people already and would love to find more people or organisations to offer my support to. So far no one I’m supporting is doing a mushroom or fungi project but I’d like to focus some attention and promotion to find those opportunities. Get in touch if you need support launching or developing a project or business that supports people, and the rest of life, to be well and thriving.

Time to rest for the evening and recharge ready for whatever tomorrow brings. I look forward to getting some more posts out now things are a little more settled for me and I sense some fruitful times getting close. I’m curious to see where this journey goes next and I thank you for joining me on it.

Peace and Mush Love,

Chris Forest