There is a story in the WSJ’s Weekend Style & Fashion section. Men dying their hair every conceivable color from gray to aqua. In the article it’s reported that Tutankhamun’s tomb is decorated with engravings of men with cerulean wigs. Also, the Romans used natural recipes to prettify their locks, grinding up bugs to achieve […]
Over the Easter weekend, I read stories of dangerous flooding, tornados tearing through several states, and a wild fire already started. To make matters worse, the hurricane prediction for this season is higher, and stronger storms. Will the month of May be the new season start for the storms? I guess we will have to
Yes, spring is here, and with it another Easter season amid war, and severe environmental conditions. I’m using the term Easter season, because there are other religions who celebrate their happenings at this time of the year. In fact, I just read that all religions will be celebrating this week, something that doesn’t happen often.
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The weekend Wall Street Journal’s OFF DUTY section ran a lead story, “Is Your Food as Virtuous as You Think It IS?” One of the new buzz words is Regenerative Agriculture. Here’s the definition; regenerative agriculture describes a holistic approach to farming focused on continuously improving biodiversity and drawing greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere
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The other day I was listening to a group of young men, young in relation to me, reminisce about their favorite early television shows. The shows they were talking about were shown in the late 60’s, and early 70’s. I interrupted them, and told them, if you want to know about early television shows, you
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