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Our native flowering trees are off to a slow start this year because of the still cold nights. I was looking at white ash flower buds the other day and found them all brown, and when touched they crumbled to dust. But from what I’ve seen...
Solar power is getting more accessible as well as more appealing. Plus all the week's best money and investing reads… The post Weekend reading: Sunny side up appeared first on Monevator.
It’s the first Saturday of the month which means it’s time for another Six Degrees of Separation, hosted by Kate of Books are my Favourite and Best. The idea is that Kate chooses a book to use as a starting point and then we have to link...
A new work of art by Banksy appeared overnight (29 April) in London’s Waterloo Place. It depicts a man marching, his chest pumped in patriotic pride, holding his nation’s flag aloft. Unfortunately for him, the flag has blinded him,...
Introduction For some, remote work isn’t just a perk, it’s a lifestyle requirement. The idea that someone who doesn’t even know their name…
Get yourself to a participating comic shop near you and pick up some swell free comics being offered today! And maybe take advantage of any in-store sales that may be going on to help the store’s owner subsidize the cost of the freebies!...
I recently reviewed my library of posts and it gave me an idea. What began here as a random series of posts about photography turned into something different as I went through them: an argument about the last two centuries of human...
I am a compulsive archivist, terrified of losing my words, but many of history's greatest writers asked for theirs to be burned. Kafka, Dickinson, Plath, Virgil all had their reasons. A meditation on self-erasure, ego, and the difference...
I rarely saved post drafts when writing a blog post because I usually able to ramble in a short period of time, until today, I decided to write about how I designed this blog (sidebar, cute background, pixel-thingy, and the likes.)...