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From Maisie's youtube channel: I wrote it with Brad and Ed over a year ago about being grateful for the impact people have had on your life, this bittersweet feeling of understanding it isn’t forever and being okay with that - overtime it has morphed for me into being about my best friends, as we all finished A levels this summer and now most of them have gone to Uni in far away places without me. I actually dedicated it to a few of them during a gig I did in brighton a few months ago and one of them cried haha so yes here is Architecture, hope you love it xxx
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This is a pet peeve of mine. Not only does it look untidy, but it gets in the way when people are trying to walk past. It doesn't take much effort - just push it in when you leave the desk or table.
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John Legend's latest song is a political one and talks about the need to do something about the issues of today like school shootings, police treatment of African Americans, asylum seekers etc. Just because you are young, doesn't mean you can't do something.
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Melati and Isabel Wijsen at Ocean Conference with Adrian Grenier. Image courtesy of http://www.byebyeplasticbags.org
Melati and Isabel are two teenagers from Bali who started the NGO Bye Bye Plastic Bags in 2013 aged just 12 and 10. Their organisation has been instrumental in reducing the use of plastic bags in Bali. In 2018 they also launched Bali's Biggest Clean-up with 20,000 people cleaning up 65 tons of rubbish in Bali. The girls speak at environmental conferences and schools. Their advice to other teens is, find that one thing that you are passionate about, and go for it. You can read more about their Bye Bye Plastic Bags here.