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Feeling so burnt out....

Laura
May 24, 2025
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I'm burnt out...what do I do? I'm in such a toxic place right now, that I'm no longer even looking forward to the next day. Any tips or tricks to help? I need to get out of this...and fast.
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Come sing to me bee

Jahnae Nelson
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

Jahnae Nelson
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.
Read more about Urban Ethnobotany: Gardening and Foraging Medicinal Plants in Cities
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Urban Ethnobotany: Gardening and Foraging Medicinal Plants in Cities

Danielle Katz
May 31, 2024
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Urban gardens and green spaces play a crucial role in the fabric of city life, offering numerous benefits to urban communities. Community gardens, rooftop gardens, and urban farms are pivotal elements in urban ethnobotany, providing accessible green spaces where city dwellers can grow food, medicinal plants, and ornamental flora. These gardens are hubs for cultural exchange, education, and social interaction, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility.

Menstrual cramps

Lithia Lilio 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.
Read more about “Grace in Goodbye, A Journey with Jesus Calling”
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“Grace in Goodbye, A Journey with Jesus Calling”

Crystal Thomas
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.
Read more about "Obedience Training: Male German Shepherd Dogs"
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"Obedience Training: Male German Shepherd Dogs"

Joseph Neel
Mar 09, 2024
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"There are a lot of people that own male German Shepherds that would like to be able to bring out the best in them. Sometimes it's not just a guessing game. That's why there are and have been quite a bit of testing and documentation around the subject to shed some light on the male German Shepherd, their history, and temperament, from the original breeder in 1923 throughout years of tried and proven service in the armed forces, to today's use with a variety of different things such as registered emotional support animals for people with disabilities. Although they may seem as though they have nerves of steel at times, they are very keen."
Read more about “The Forgotten Memories: A Grandmother’s Journey Through Dementia”
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“The Forgotten Memories: A Grandmother’s Journey Through Dementia”

Crystal Thomas
Feb 17, 2024
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There was a remarkable woman named Mildred, whose warm smile and kind heart touched the lives of everyone she met. Mildred was not only a loving grandmother, but also a pillar of strength for her family. Her gentle nature and wise words provided comfort during the most challenging times.
Read more about Blossoms of Love
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Blossoms of Love

Crystal Thomas
Feb 01, 2024
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My grandmother had always had a remarkable talent for gardening. Her green thumb transformed her yard into a vibrant oasis, filled with beautiful flowers and thriving plants. Her dedication and expertise always inspired me and the ones around her.

My journey to Success.

Angel Goldstrom Jan 03, 2024
I'm going to introduce myself, and make my dreams and thoughts known. I might give you some of my background information but not all of it, as I doubt I can remember it all and don't want to bore you. As you can probably tell, I'm going to treat this as a journal. I hope you enjoy.
Read more about From Seeds to Sustainability: Hemp's Diverse Potential!
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From Seeds to Sustainability: Hemp's Diverse Potential!

Derrick Sumpter Jr
Aug 27, 2023
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Within African communities, hemp's versatility shines. From fabrics that honor traditions to nutritional seeds and skin-nourishing oils, hemp weaves a tapestry of possibilities. As Africa embraces sustainability, hemp stands as an ally for economic empowerment and eco-conscious solutions, enriching lives and landscapes alike.
Read more about Africa's Green Gold: Unleashing the Prosperity of Cannabis and Hemp!
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Africa's Green Gold: Unleashing the Prosperity of Cannabis and Hemp!

Derrick Sumpter Jr
Aug 23, 2023
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From the vast landscapes of Africa emerges a potential green revolution – the cultivation of cannabis and hemp. Often referred to as "green gold," these plants offer a multitude of economic and ecological opportunities for the continent. With their versatile applications, ranging from medicinal use to sustainable farming, cannabis and hemp have the power to not only boost economies but also promote eco-friendly practices. Join us on a journey to uncover the untapped potential of Africa's green gold and how it could shape a prosperous and sustainable future for the continent.
Read more about Africa's Hemp Potential: The Basics of a Sustainable Resource
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Africa's Hemp Potential: The Basics of a Sustainable Resource

Derrick Sumpter Jr
Aug 23, 2023
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Africa, with its rich soil and diverse climates, holds a remarkable potential for harnessing the power of hemp as a sustainable resource. Hemp, an eco-friendly plant with countless applications, has the ability to transform industries while promoting environmental responsibility. From textiles to nutrition, skincare to construction, the versatility of hemp aligns perfectly with the continent's growing focus on sustainability. As organizations like HempVest Africa and the Hempire Association of Ghana lead the way in sustainable farming practices, Africa's hemp potential is ready to be unlocked, offering a path towards a greener and more conscious future.
Read more about Will you be my man, I mean my fan?
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Will you be my man, I mean my fan?

Jahnae Nelson
Jun 25, 2024
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Notice me notice me, but please don't tame me.
Read more about 10 Historic Sites You Must Visit to  Understand American History
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10 Historic Sites You Must Visit to Understand American History

John Abutu
Jul 24, 2023
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The historic sites you must visit to learn and about the culture and heritage of the most popular country in the world--the United States of America.
Read more about Preparing Pickles
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Preparing Pickles

Brooke Bowser Jun 08, 2020
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The exact origins of the first pickle are unknown, but archaeologists believe ancient Mesopotamians were pickling food as far back as 2400 B.C., over 4,000 years ago. From Queen Cleopatra, Napoleon Bonaparte, to the Little Rascals, a love for pickles has lasted the test of time.
Read more about Commentary: The bees are dying
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Commentary: The bees are dying

NewsPlexus Media Feb 10, 2019
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Master beekeeper Steve McDaniel blames neonicotinoids, found in insecticides and a nearly everything Americans eat, for slowly poisoning bee colonies nationwide — which he says is important as bees produce a third of our food supply. He also questions what the "neonics," which have not been proven safe for humans, are doing to people.