Steegs
@steegs.bsky.social
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my current love is native plants and the animals they feed. my friends said I feed my garden better than I did my kids retired nurse chicago suburbs, north
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Are you in the mood for a happy story? I miss the days when the WaPo had a "Style" section entirely devoted to features like this one. But at least we get to learn the saga of a little calico named Francine.

Free link: archive.ph/3VYFi
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person, woman, man, camera, tv
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If you get treated you are lucky or not in a red state.
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A woman on a podcast reported that her mother was cold and distant, as described in the article. But at the end of the war she was taken back when her mother spoke to her gently, touched her lovingly. The mother knew Americans loved their children and hoped she could be sent to the states.
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what's it called then?
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I was thinking the grasshopper might be the teacher, and was wondering what you learned
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robertloerzel.bsky.social
I finally caught the nice Gustave Caillebotte exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago. It closes after Sunday.
People look at a Gustave Caillebotte painting of a man in a rowboat. People look at three Gustave Caillebotte paintings of boating scenes. People look at Gustave Caillebotte’s painting of a rainy-day street scene in Paris.
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ecowarriorss.bsky.social
We are in the midst of a Bee apocalypse
Lets work to stop it

How Gardeners Can Help Prevent The Bee Apocalypse

diygardening.co.uk/help-bee-pop...
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scifri.bsky.social
In memory of Dr. Jane Goodall, we're releasing a special podcast episode today. Ira Flatow shares his memories of the renowned primatologist, including a 2002 interview in which they discussed her groundbreaking discoveries and hopes for a better future.
Remembering Primatologist Jane Goodall
Trailblazing chimp researcher and conservationist Jane Goodall died on October 1 at 91.
www.sciencefriday.com
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kenwhite.bsky.social
Every few months now I re-read this "Who Goes Nazi?" piece from 1941 and am blown away by how it captures the people we are dealing with 80 years later.

harpers.org/archive/1941...
Who Goes Nazi?, by Dorothy Thompson
harpers.org
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citing patience, and content contact
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She was an excellent listener.
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She did so many good works, all aiding our world.
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Remarkable woman!
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phillewis.bsky.social
Jane Goodall, ethologist and conservationist, has died. She was 91
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that seems a danger
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danaholtzbert.bsky.social
War Torn Beach Volleyball.
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volleyball views, doubleheader night edition
the chicago skyline with a crescent moon and the volleyball nets on the beach
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When I came of age a very popular book, read by most everyone, was a self help book called "I'm Okay, You're Okay" - 1970ish

It laid out ways one could get needs met in adult mode without
finger pointing and animosity.

I often think how far our common discourse has fallen since those days.
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kellydigges.bsky.social
Fascinating read about the guy who wrote the “first they came for” poem. The poem hides something critical—it’s not actually about indifference. He didn’t speak out because *he actively supported persecuting communists, trade unionists, and Jews!*
nberlat.bsky.social
just worth reiterating that historically "we need to throw these people under the bus for pragmatic reasons" is often indistinguishable from, "I, personally, do not like these people and want to throw them under the bus." www.everythingishorrible.net/p/martin-nie...
Martin Niemöller Was an Antisemite
His poem was not about indifference.
www.everythingishorrible.net
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Ok, I am committed!
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I want to make this, thanks
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which cheese did you use?
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what a great story, the aster looks beautifully cared for
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anndouglas.bsky.social
‘They’re Small but They’re Mighty.’ Meet the Wisconsin Sisters Healing the Land

The women of Holy Wisdom Monastery have restored 170 acres of native prairie and oak savanna. “Humans need creation to find ourselves,” one said.

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www.nytimes.com/2025/09/22/c...
‘They’re Small but They’re Mighty.’ Meet the Wisconsin Sisters Healing the Land.
www.nytimes.com