Pulitzer Prize winner Mike Luckovich, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 2-17-15
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Bonnies News and Ramblings- Forest BathingA life-changing trauma I experienced six months before COVID struck was compounded by quarantining. Ragged remnants remain for all of us, but as 2020 … Continue reading →
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- My Contribution to the TechnosphereTechnosphere. Who knew there was a term for all the junk humans have made? Every week I dutifully haul the recycle bins to the curb and place them next to my trash can. I wonder how much is actually recycled … Continue reading →
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