Frog Trouble Times
Belle Boggs & Beatrice AllenParenthood and childhood on a warming planet
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Do you ever read those “36 hours in [some faraway locale]” travel stories and think, “who goes to ___ for 36 hours?” Well, Frog Troublers, we were those glamorous fools this week, traveling to Venice Beach, California for just two nights to...
Workers over billionaires
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Helmet wrens
There is a bird’s nest in my bike helmet! It has five eggs in it. The eggs are pink with red spots. The nest has pine needles, leaves, twigs, moss, and pollen. It is fun to see the eggs. It is also so exciting to think that the baby birds i...
New motto
In 1966, the artist Yoko Ono exhibited “Ceiling Painting” in London (image is above). To view the painting, the viewer climbed to the top of a white ladder. Waiting at the top was a magnifying glass, hung on a chain from a frame on the ceil...
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