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Post Pandemic

As someone who lives alone, I found the early days of the pandemic challenging. But as time wore on, I became accustomed to a new routine of walks before logging on to work in the morning, and walks at noon … Continue reading →

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Wondering Atheist

 I am an atheist and am keeping my spiritual beliefs close to my heart as they would offend most family members and friends who all, to various degrees, identify as believers (Christians or otherwise). When a friend or a family … Continue reading →

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Garden Design Layout

I have plants picked out but don’t know how to design a layout for the best visual impact. what is your advice? Plant in mass, as this approach has the most visual impact. Group like plants together. Plant more of … Continue reading →

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Professional Garden without Professional Help

 How do I plant a garden that looks professional without professional help? A: Visit your local garden center and take advantage of their resources and customer service. Before you go, consider your answers to these questions: What do you want … Continue reading →

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Acting Black

“I liked him until he started acting Black,” she said, talking about me. “Acting Black? He is Black,” said my friend. Days prior: I had joined my friend’s Thanksgiving. Her cousin and I instantly connected, having deep conversations about E.E. … Continue reading →

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