The Lady Lever gallery in Port Sunlight was founded by William Hesketh Lever who was a multimillionaire businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist who lived from 1851-1925. He made his fortune manufacturing soap with his brother who set up the firm of Lever Brothers. By 1888 he had built large factory on the Wirral shore of the river Mersey in Port Sunlight.

Photo by Sergiu Vălenaș on UnsplashThe goat ate my homework the farmer’s son said, his father glared shaking his head, "pull the other one you terrible tyke now tell me the truth or I'm selling your bike." His son ran out of the door terribly aggrieved jumped on his bike and pulled up his sleeves sailed down the hill like a bolt from the blue turning his head, he shouted "fuck you." The bicycle’s wheel buckled with his backchat he hit the wall and flew, landing face first in a cowpat.

My first memory of climbing this wonderful 150 year old Weeping Willow was at the tender age of seven years old one sunny afternoon while picnicking at the nearby fairy glen in Sefton Park.The magic tree has long been a legend where I grew up in the area of Liverpool 8. A pilgrimage for children and disgruntled teenager alike, she welcomes all in her loving boughs with acceptance and fortitude.

Image by Lisa Caroselli from Pixabay Modified by me using GIMP photo editor

Title art created using a Number of CC License Sources (see the end of the post to credit)I recently watched an 'inspirational' video where the content creator stated that we are like gazelle, and that to find success you should be a lion. This analogy is limited in its very nature of classifying us as a species in such a simplistic way.