Rivers are the circulation systems of the living Mother Earth, comparable to our bloodstream.
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Rivers are the circulation systems of the living Mother Earth, comparable to our bloodstream.
I guess I just figured he was happier with her out of the house, and if infidelity keeps her out longer, that's just fine.
HAH!! Well played!
Is Maggie going to see the lipstick on your collar? Smell their perfume on you?
Truth!
Heal well!
I remember this! Good for you!
Well, 7 hours IS a long wait, to be sure!
We'll be discussing this in my class in a few weeks. www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...
But if they shipped 'em to you, wouldn't that take away half the fun?
So did you say hello to Dennis Gimmestad for me?
Won't be peanuts when the insurance companies stop writing coverage. The pocketbook is always the tell, right?
Because of your presence, of course!
I have as many tabs open as I can keep track of, which usually means about 6. But I am old. #20thcenturyguy
and I also move words around on a computer and grade papers. We're white people through the generations, but class was a big obstacle.
and I also move words around on a computer and grade papers. We're white people through the generations, but class was a big challenge.
and I also move words around on a computer and grade papers. We're white people through the generations, but class was a big challenge.
1 moved to Memphis from north Mississippi in the early 1920s because he had to get a job when my great-grandpa died. The other served in the Pacific Theater in WW2 as a member of the Construction Battalions (CB--Seabees), the Navy parallel to the Army Corps of Engineers. Built roads and airstrips.
with a population of 90+ million, almost a third of that of the US. Not a trivial place.
That is, indeed, a pelican extravagaza! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Very glad to see this, my friend!
She's wearing enough earmuff for the both of you! If that's not love...
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Words to remember, as we also remember other dimensions of his complex Presidency. @btarrington.bsky.social knows a bit about this.
Congratulations!
Excellent piece!
On this day 154 years ago-Mar. 1, 1872-President Ulysses S. Grant signed legislation creating Yellowstone National Park. It was the world’s first national park. Today, over 100 countries have national parks or similarly protected areas.
Image: Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone by Grastel.
I'm sorry Ian--sending strength and thanking you for reminding us about her.
Living large, brother!
If you think they'll stop at trans folks, I have SO MANY bridges to sell you.