I guess I’m doing a rule of three thing right now. I did shelter last week; now I’m tackling water. It wasn’t really intentional, but I was inspired to do this piece today, so I’m going with it. You need water. You can survive around three days without it (technically hydration, in my day to day life I get most of my hydration from coffee), but after a day or so you are not going to be a happy camper. I’m going to go over some of the ways you can make water safe to drink.

Once upon a time, I was homeless. It’s not exactly a secret. Hell, I have a publication about it. The thing that isn’t clear is the effect it has, long term. See, that once upon a time still sits on my soul, still wakes me up sometimes.

February Field Notes: Tracing the Missing in America’s Parks At GeoFields, we believe every trail tells a story — and some stories are still unfinished. This year, we’ve launched an ongoing project to create the most detailed, publicly accessible record of all missing persons cases in America’s national and state parks. It’s a living archive meant to raise awareness, preserve memory, and, where possible, help bring answers to those still searching. These cases are stark reminders that even the most prepared can be caught off guard by nature’s unpredictability. As we continue to expand our missing persons database, we invite you to share stories, photographs, and memories. Together, we can honor those who’ve vanished and help ensure future adventurers return home.

This short piece reflects on one's struggle to balance belief of want and need, and his inescapable lack of allowing his own capabilities. Possible TW

Here’s a 100‑word title crafted to feel like a full, expressive headline while still functioning as a single “title” as you requested: The Quiet Magic of Moss: Exploring How One of Earth’s Oldest, Softest, and Most Overlooked Plants Has Survived for Hundreds of Millions of Years by Thriving in Shadows, Reviving After Droughts, Building Tiny Hidden Ecosystems, Supporting Micro‑Life, Teaching Us About Resilience, and Proving That Even the Smallest, Most Unassuming Green Carpet Growing on Rocks, Logs, and Forgotten Corners of the World Can Hold Extraordinary Power, Ancient Wisdom, and a Gentle Reminder That Strength Doesn’t Always Need to Be Loud or Tall to Shape the Environment Around It

Raised poor in Alabama,I grew up in darkness--literally and emotionally.Lights cut off,chaos at the door,gunshots hitting the ground while we were still kids.But in between the fear,there was joy:a mean rooster,fig trees,a dog named Pup Pup and laughter that keeps us alive.The struggle didn't break me--it built me.

Hi I am sure there reasonabilities that the whole story line of the worlds and environment is not really exciting but I am not looking for excitement though the whole planet is speeding ahead without much getting done to either please atheists or believers and other people who don't care about what they're supposed to have.

We do not take time to see the world we live in. Maybe it’s time we start to enjoy what we have before it’s too late.

A short story for you to read! This story is about the first snow of winter. I hope you enjoy it!!:)

What a night's drive could do for the mind and body. A different use for an everyday commodity. Oddly satisfying looking back at it.

Just a thought on combating jealousy and envy in an uncomfortable situation for some people. Remembering to always enjoy the good, and embrace the bad.

Winter is one of my favorite months, but this year i5 is colder than I remember. It's terrifying how much can change within a year

Step into a journey of truth, peace, and spiritual insight—messages from the heart blending life lessons, wisdom, and light to guide, uplift, and inspire reflection.

Wangari Maathai (1940–2011) was a prominent Kenyan activist, environmentalist, and politician known for her work on sustainable development, democracy, and peace. #peace

MEMORIS 8: Fire Upon the Haters Themes: Fire, destruction, end of world imagery. Condemnation of liars, manipulators, and selfish women. Judgement and purge. Call for protection of babies. Condemnation of vanity. Day of reckoning. Prophecy of wave and fire. Final curse-prayers.

📰 By Palmetto Lyfe News Group “Your next flight could vanish—and no one’s telling you which one yet.”

Desire to learn more about the Corvus? Did you know that there are plenty of myths to expand your consciousness? I, Dr. Dreamscape, have shared a starter plate to feast your eyes on. If this goes well, a main course and dessert could be in order...

This alphabetically ordered list contains the Trees of the World. Each individual country is assigned a tree, no tree is repeated twice. The tree assigned to its particular country is commonly found there. Learn about the different trees found across the globe from palm trees to horse chestnut trees or mopanes and the Saharan cypress!

This just came to me at school in a moment of inspiration at my table surrounded by my awesome friends.

It's almost the end of the summer winter will be here soon winter will last from middle of September until almost the end of March and it's always a good idea to be employed during the winter as many recruiters and HR generalist will be out of the office