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G A Moore’s Menswear - An Eyesore or an Art Installation?
Hello Emma - So glad you enjoyed the article and I do so agree with everything you have said about Hamlet! I too remember it as a favourite in those teenage years because it seemed very relevant to all that angst!
KathleenDuffy, on 04/25/2014
Needs to Conserve Amazon River Wild Life
Maybe some day I will go and see a part of the Amazon.
paperfacets, on 04/25/2014
Stephen Fry in America: The Last Three Episodes of the Six-Part BBC Series
I'm pinning this to one of my group travel boards.
ologsinquito, on 04/25/2014
How to Wash Your Hair with a Shampoo Bar: A Video Tutorial
This is such useful advice about avoiding chemicals. I'm putting this on one of my natural health boards.
ologsinquito, on 04/25/2014
How to Beat the Aging Process to Look and Feel Better than Ever
EmmaSRose, I would enjoy reading more details on your experience, perhaps a article is in your future...
katiem2, on 04/25/2014
5 Romanian Ways to Lose Weight
Fascinating stuff! I guess as you get older you don't need to eat as much as you don't use up as many calories. I find bread puts on weight, so I only eat Polish Rye Bread nowadays. It's tasty. Thanks for this!
KathleenDuffy, on 04/25/2014
The Bodark Tree
It's a little early yet for the fruit. It won't be long though.
Ragtimelil, on 04/24/2014
The Bodark Tree
Yes, I have a large one on some property I just purchased. have not seen any fruit yet so I had a little trouble getting the tree identified.
Steve , on 04/24/2014
No-Dig Gardening and Raised Beds - Good for the Soil and Easy for You
gosh Frank! I rest my case!! Thanks for that interesting information! :)
KathleenDuffy, on 04/24/2014
No-Dig Gardening and Raised Beds - Good for the Soil and Easy for You
I know that on my allotment carrots will not grow if directly planted in the ground, but they grow well in raised that are filled with compost, and they can grow quite long and fat. Potatoes in the raised beds are ready earlier than their ...
frankbeswick, on 04/24/2014
Merrily Yours: Shirley Temple, Thelma Hill, Junior Coghlan, Mary Blackford in the 1933 Comedy Short
I watched the whole thing. I didn't understand this bit:
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Two policemen escort Sonny after:
Accepting the business card “James J. Smith, Chief of Police, Room 16 City Hall” signed “to Harry Vanderpool”;
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I saw the sherriff's card, but why ...
Mira, on 04/24/2014
Five Things Feminism Isn't
Great article, Sam; loved the comments as well. I agree that the "have it all" culture is part of the problem. You lose track of the bigger picture, how you fit in a puzzle with others, by trying to be everything. I think there's a lot of ...
Mira, on 04/24/2014
Five Things Feminism Isn't
Sounds like things in the Chazer and Beswick households run as, I think, all homes should run. Respect and appreciation for the work the other does (regardless of how 'menial' the task may seem), is key in helping us reach that point of ...
WiseFool, on 04/24/2014
Merrily Yours: Shirley Temple, Thelma Hill, Junior Coghlan, Mary Blackford in the 1933 Comedy Short
How tame movies were in those days :). I watched part of this one. Will watch the rest later. Shirley Temple is so very little!! :) Thanks for spotlighting this cute short movie.
First time I notice Mary Blackford. I can't believe she died at ...
Mira, on 04/24/2014
How to Clean a Computer Keyboard
Aww! Thank you. Happy keyboard cleaning!
JoHarrington, on 04/24/2014