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Monthly Archives: May 2023
Replacing the Chevy Bolt with electric SUVs would be a climate tragedy
Covid was fourth leading cause of death in 2022, CDC data shows
Proud Boys GUILTY!
Clarence Thomas Raised Him. Harlan Crow Paid His Tuition. — ProPublica
Crow paid for private school for a relative Thomas said he was raising “as a son.” “This is way outside the norm,” said a former White House ethics lawyer.
— Read on www.propublica.org/article/clarence-thomas-harlan-crow-private-school-tuition-scotus
What Matters
Yesterday evening I came across something on my friend Carolyn’s ‘Tuesday Thoughts’ post that stopped me in my tracks. I said, to nobody in particular, “YES! THAT IS SO SPOT ON!” Just … take a little minute to think about this one, to ponder on the simplicity. I often criticize those who have or who seek great wealth, and this … this one little meme sums it all up for me. It reminds me of some of the wisdom of the fictional Forrest Gump. THIS, my friends, speaks to us of what is important with very few words. Do you agree?
Thank you, Carolyn, for permission to ‘borrow’ this one … it says so much … so very much.
Bits and Pieces
I call this Nature’s Cathedrals and if I had a better camera and didn’t have essential tremor you would be moved, too. Sometimes I forget that nature can take one away from feeling down. I recall going through an entire blog on birds once and feeling tremendously energized. When I found the recent photo of 3-week old aye aye I was cheered, and then this lovely series of plants just outside my condo and not planted by me pepped me up immeasurably. I think there’s a pocket inside us that relates to the appreciation of beauty, and it’s something that one rarely acknowledges or is aware of. Anyhow, I thought this cheerful note might help offset some of the following:
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DOWN
I can’t afford The Week magazine, although it is first class, but as fate would have it, the April 21, 2023 issue appeared on the free table…
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Free to Achieve — Raffaello Palandri’s Blog

When we become aware that we create most of our life’s limits, we set ourselves free to holistically achieve what we really want and deserve. You can get a copy of my book “Free to Achieve” on Amazon in Kindle version or in Paperback.
Free to Achieve — Raffaello Palandri’s Blog
Meditating A Verse — yaskhan
Out of my mind that seeks vowels and consonants metaphors, similes in my fingers knowing when the nib moves to write my hands a beryl huedipped in the inkwell of my soul in all forms the shades of blueclematis and Tanzanite within my breath the shape of thoughts…fluid I’ll drink to ‘what mood to write’ […]
Meditating A Verse — yaskhan
Fig Jam Pear Puffs — snapshotsincursive

What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? Graze or Gobble: Fig Jam Pear Puffs! Sweet and spicy pepper jellies or jams make such interesting bedfellows when paired with cheese and fruit. You’ve probably noticed them on a charcuterie tray since cheese has a way of “cooling” the heat that can make hot peppers often intolerant. By adding […]
Fig Jam Pear Puffs — snapshotsincursive


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