Purple Serenity Therapies

24/04/2026

24/04/2026

Wherever you are in the world, we invite you to join us for a shared moment of connection, reflection, and community. This year, for the first time, we’re offering a live stream from Paisley Park so we can come together across distance.

From 3–5PM CST, we’ll be streaming live from Paisley Park’s NPG Music Club as part of our annual A Day to Reflect, honoring the life and legacy of

At 4:21PM CST, we’ll light a candle together and hold 7 minutes of silence in tribute.
We’re grateful to open this space to all of you and to share this meaningful moment with you

YouTube Live : YouTube.com/paisleypark

Facebook Live: Facebook.com/officialpaisleypark

24/04/2026

24/04/2026

HE DIGS 500KG OF EARTH — TO KEEP HIS GROWING CUBS SAFE
A powerful male European Badger (Meles meles) backs out of a dark hole in a bluebell woodland, hauling mounds of damp earth and old, dry bracken into the late-April night.

"You see piles of ruined soil and call me a destructive pest. I am clearing the winter out. My cubs are growing fast in the dark. They need expanded chambers and clean air before they finally step onto the surface. I am building a safe nursery."

We often curse the massive holes and soil heaps badgers leave behind. In scientific reality, this frantic late-April excavation is critical family survival. While UK badgers actually give birth in February, April is when the growing cubs become highly active underground, preparing to emerge in May. To prevent disease and accommodate their mobility, adults execute massive "spring cleaning"—hauling out parasite-ridden winter bedding and excavating up to 500kg of fresh earth to expand the nursery chambers.

This constant digging makes them vital ecosystem engineers. Their deep soil turnover aerates compacted woodland floors, triggering the germination of dormant native plants.

You can help them. Keep dogs closely controlled near woodland setts and support local badger groups fighting habitat loss. He isn't ruining the earth. He is an architect, preparing a home for the next generation.

10/04/2026

Thursday April 9 , 2026

On This Day In The Life Of Elvis

( photo in info at the end of post)
April 9 , 1953 Ellvis participates in the annual L.C Humes High School Minstrel Show , he is listed as #16 on the program as Guitarist -Elvis Prestly . He sings “Keep Them Cold Icy Fingers Off Of Me.” He receives the greatest amount of applause and is invited to perform an encore ,he sangs Teresa Brewer’s “Till I Waltz Again With You.”.
According to Elvis: “I wasn’t popular in school. I wasn’t dating anybody. And then they entered me in this talent show, and I came out and did my “Till I Waltz Again With You” by Teresa brewer. It was amazing how popular I became after that”.
April 9, 1955 Elvis performs on the Louisiana Hayride at the Municipal Auditorium in Shreveport Louisiana . He sings That's All Right, I Got A Woman and Blue Moon Of Kentucky .
April 9 , 1956 Elvis nd the band fly to Wichita Falls, Texas ,They perform 2 shows (7:00 & 9:00 p.m.) at the Municipal Auditorium .
April 9, 1957 Late in the evening Elvis and Dewey Philips visit Sam Philips at his home and they play pool.
April 9, 1960 Elvis goes on a shopping spree i Memphis . Later in the evening he and his entourage go to the Rollerdrome and the Memphian Theater .
April 9, 1962 Principal photography for the film for Girls! Girls! Girls! begins Each morning from now on Elvis’ wardrobe is brought to the hotel before being driven to the set for makeup.
April 9,1968 The soundtrack “Loving You” is certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America.
April 9, 1969 Elvis’ LP “His Hand in Mine” is certified Gold:
Elvis is given the rest of the week off from filming Change Of Habit by a studio doctor due to a sore throat. He spends the week in Palm Springs.
April 9, 1972 Elvis performs 2 shows ( 2:30 & 8:00 p.pm.) at the Coliseum in Hampton Roads, Virginia .
PHOTO : Performing at the Coliseum
Hampton Roads , Virginia , April 9 , 1972

29/03/2026

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

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25/02/2026

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