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Read more about Chicken Diaries: Mumble’s Molting Season
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Chicken Diaries: Mumble’s Molting Season

Oct 09, 2025
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Input and tips about Chickens, Molting, and Animals. Including care tips, and a little story behind the chicken that made this note happen.
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American Weeds

Aug 02, 2025
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Most weeds in modern American lawns are surprisingly valuable food sources. These plants, often seen as nuisances, are packed with nutrients and can add exciting flavors to your meals.
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Ole Paul

Jul 30, 2025
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Ole Paul/Ranching About an everyday experience as a ranch girl, what its like to become a horseman.
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The state of mind is in Georgia

Jul 14, 2025
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Where affordable living meets high-end morality —the cleaner the hospitality; has it costing .25. And that’s only the beginning to why we leave no soldier behind.
Read more about Introduction: An Intro to Herbology and Botany
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Introduction: An Intro to Herbology and Botany

Jun 26, 2025
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In this chapter I will explain what herbology and botany are, and how they differ, as well as begin to indroduce knowlege from both categories. Stay tuned for a fun fact about one of my favorite subjects, PLANTS! Please let me know if you like it and include whatever critiques you have, as I may turn this into a book at some point. Thanks.
Read more about June 03rd, 2024: Summer Solstice drinks and prep
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June 03rd, 2024: Summer Solstice drinks and prep

Jun 06, 2025
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It's now June! In this entry, I identify plants, talk about summer and give a recipe for a summer drink.
Read more about April 08th and 14th, 2024: Eclipse day and Funeral Bells
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April 08th and 14th, 2024: Eclipse day and Funeral Bells

May 29, 2025
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These are the last two entries to complete April. April 08th was the eclipse and I discovered a fungi that will literally make you a funeral.
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Whispers of the Fores

May 18, 2025
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Whispers of the Forest is a lyrical poem that invites readers into the serene and mystical world of the woods. Through vivid imagery and gentle rhythm, it captures the forest’s timeless secrets, quiet wisdom, and the deep connection between nature and the soul. Each verse paints a scene of tranquil beauty and introspective calm, encouraging readers to slow down, listen, and rediscover peace within the natural world.
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the gardener

Apr 04, 2025
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"the gardener" is a poem that I wrote back in 2022. It mentions a man who takes care of his flower garden, and uses rhyme and metaphor to convey the lives of the flowers. The poem shows the gardener's life cycle as it comes to a close. This poem was actually the first poem I ever wrote, back in my sophomore year of high school. It is almost entirely the same as it was when I wrote it, with only a few minor adjustments. I hope you enjoy :)
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Herbal remedies

Feb 06, 2025
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how to make remedies from plants that I have listed for people who are in multiple areas so the topic will be relevant to others and to educate people of interest.
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"It is so good to see you again"

Jan 24, 2025
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The Theme Is: Seasons of Change I wrote this piece to symbolize my struggles with seasonal depression. Especially living in New York, the cold tends to attack you with very little mercy. I suffer pretty badly from the changing of the seasons, but this piece was written to hold me accountable for seeing the good of change. This was published in my school's literary magazine in 2024.
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At least he scraped his hands for some Roses...

Nov 15, 2024
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I figured I'd take a smell at the little things in life. This man of God, he is, nearly makes me believe that I was designed to be his wife.
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Ode to a Mimosa Tree

Oct 14, 2025
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Almost 60 years ago I grew up in a house in a bright shiny new suburb where every single house had a mimosa tree in the front yard - but mine! We had a Pin Oak tree. It was an awesome tree though. But I remember the beautiful, delicate pink flowers of the mimosa. They were also great trees for climbing! I never see Mimosa trees anywhere anymore. I suppose they are politically incorrect these days for one reason or another. But they certainly made our little suburb bright and pretty for a few months every year. Thanks to Wikimedia Commons for this photo: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Albizia_julibrissin_flower.jpg
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Come sing to me bee

Jun 25, 2024
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The wanderer goes as far south as the warner. Will the third eye ever catch his dragon?
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For the Trippies

Jun 24, 2024
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When life slows down and you understand a true friend in a man is his own best friend.
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Lowest calorie foods

Jun 09, 2024
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When it comes to maintaining a healthy diet, one of the key factors to consider is calorie intake. Many people strive to find foods that not only satisfy their hunger but also help them stay within their daily calorie goals. Low-calorie foods are a fantastic option for those looking to lose weight, maintain their current weight, or simply adopt a healthier lifestyle. These foods are typically rich in nutrients, fiber, and water content, making them both filling and nutritious. In this article, we’ll explore some of the lowest calorie foods available, offering a variety of choices that can be seamlessly incorporated into your meals and snacks. From crisp, refreshing vegetables to juicy fruits and lean proteins, these options can help you enjoy flavorful and satisfying meals without the extra calories

Menstrual cramps

Apr 11, 2024
Women have menstrual cramps at a young age and we are grown up at a young age. However, We don't always have a heating pad or a way of "shaking off" the menstrual cramps when we are young in class. This is why I believe women have a revolutionary spirit. Because there is no solution to menstrual cramps at a young age, this problem grows into other people's problems like transitioning genders. People are clueless about the satanic transitioning ritual and above all women may go through menstrual cramps too and these two problems are similar. I think it's important to really inform other women and be proud. Inform each other on how to heal our pain, but sometimes society thinks it's vulgar. I, for example had a girlfriend as i am a woman too and I was beaten. I now have permanent pains elsewhere, but having a homosexual relationship made my cramps go away unlike my later heterosexual relationships. Women will understand each other and men have this "so called love" - notd.io writer.

weed helps fight cancer?

Apr 09, 2024
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… trials have reported that CBD have slowed growth, reduce spreading, and, in some cases, cause death in certain cancerous cells
Read more about “Grace in Goodbye, A Journey with Jesus Calling”
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“Grace in Goodbye, A Journey with Jesus Calling”

Mar 19, 2024
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A touching story of my grandmother and the devotional Jesus Calling. It was confirmation on March 10, 2023.
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Heaven’s poetry

Mar 07, 2024
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This poem tells the story of a plant's life, which reflects the journey of a human life. It starts as a small seed, growing gracefully and finding its place in the world. Like a child, it explores and thrives, reaching for the sky. Through the seasons, it faces challenges but blossoms with beauty, just like a youth. As time passes, the plant grows older, but it remains wise and bold, sharing its wisdom and leaving a legacy. It reminds us to cherish every moment, as life's beauty unfolds for all of us.