#BuenosDiasATodos 😀☕️🌸🌸🌸#FelizLunes #FelizInicioDeSemana
#GoodMorningWorld 😀☕️🌸🌸🌸#HappyMonday #happyweek pic.twitter.com/hUBibD6deD
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Oakland's iconic "Mid-century Monster" rescued https://t.co/VLm2jka943
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Amazon has been partnering with police departments around the country for months to offer discounted or free Ring camera doorbells to residents, helping to build a street-level surveillance infrastructure that’s powered by consumer volunteers. My latest https://t.co/yyWoL5962r
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Rising heat (& hint of monsoonal moisture) as Desert SW ridge builds into California. Also: thoughts on return of #TheBlob of warm ocean water in the North Pacific and the anomalous warmth projected for the upcoming autumn fire season. #CAwx #CAfire https://t.co/KuC2jWpNt7
— Daniel Swain (@Weather_West) July 19, 2019
Everyone goes on and on about how campy the Madonna Inn is, yet no one ever talks about the the Victorian Mansion hotel in Los Alamos??? Look at the tubs in its rooms!!! pic.twitter.com/yjTB4QT9Cv
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My Frantic Life as a Cab-Dodging, Tip-Chasing Food App Deliveryman https://t.co/es5Kgwf7l7
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Fletcher is unsafe. We need to install a road diet BEFORE a child is killed. Not after. Please make changes, @MitchOFarrell. #SafeStreetsNow #bikeLA pic.twitter.com/QH0JWf14Qd
— Sean Meredith (@seanmeredith) July 24, 2019
Realistic Starfleet meetings https://t.co/UBWslDRgDU
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It's hot. And it's getting hotter. Wake everyone up because this is a climate emergency. At the end of the day there's not much more to say…
— Peter Kalmus (@ClimateHuman) July 25, 2019
Trees are good pic.twitter.com/QUdkp1nmLC
— Alissa Walker (@awalkerinLA) July 26, 2019
The 15th century font and its timber canopy at Trunch in Norfolk. #FontsOnFriday pic.twitter.com/VLnCGXm7CZ
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Any updates to some of the old home experiments, soda carbonation and so on?
PS. great chair!
Hey Sean–great idea. Let me know what updates you’d like to hear. Soda carbonation has been very successful (though I need to replace or refurbish the tank soon).
Trees are good! When I had yard sales, people loved being in my yard with the heavy shade of oaks, and often complimented my yard. They came from yard sales held on concrete driveways and yards devoid of trees. Plus, I have white gravel on the driveway.
when my friend comes up once a week, sometimes we get a fat food meal and go to trees we call our picnic trees. Often others have sought out the same three trees. So, we go to a park. We love trees.