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I am not good at room design. I find so much stuff either interesting or collectible that I often lose track of how the bigger details of smart room arrangement are supposed to be assembled. But because I always appreciate rooms that are ni...
Ive never done a Father’s Day post before because I never had kids and my Dad has been gone a long time. But I have definitely noticed that many younger fathers appear to be a lot more participatory in the lives of their children these days...
I am a very attentive dog parent. But no matter how much effort I put into it, it is also clear to me that we seem to have totally different definitions of almost everything.
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A group of crows is called “A MURDER of Crows” which I don’t think is fair since a typical large flock of crows is made up of several generations of the same family. So whoever decided to mark a perfectly agreeable crow family gathering wit...
I am a sucker for pretty much any oddball collection of stuff that someone has arranged in a display case and bothered to label. And that is why I love museums of all sizes. I like the ones that specialize in only one category, like this on...
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Merrill Markoe has created theoretically humorous writing, videos and other stuff in assorted media for (ahem) 40 something years. She has also published 10 books. To see her lengthy resume, check her website. And when I say 'her' I mean 'me'.
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