The Rest Stop of Forgotten Things
JennaJoin me as I muse about life and litter.
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One Peppa Pig, One Compliment, One Paper Crane
Hello, darlings! The weather has started to crisp and crackle into colder nights, and Halloween is soon upon us, that marvelous day of the year when we trust the gifts that strangers hand out. I am thinking of simply ringing the doorbells a...
One Pin, One Pebble, One Black Poker Chip
Hello, earthlings! Pretty sure that’s how Ayana Elizabeth Johnson starts her podcast, and I’ve somehow absorbed the saying for the week. And it has been quite a week, with life life-ing in all its intensity. This weekend, I joined hundreds ...
An Enormous Amount of Styrofoam
Hello, lovelies! At some point, the crisp fall weather will kick in, but for now, I’m complicatedly enjoying the unseasonably warm weather. I know that it’s probably climate change, and that the ponds and rivers near my house have receded f...
One Can, One Wasp, One-Tenth of a Cucumber
Hello, earthlings! It has been several weeks. My world has been busy and difficult, and I expect that yours has, too. There are simply too many things I would like to save. I have been trying to limit my news (and I do recommend Heather Cox...
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