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The 3rd Annual Great Georgia Pollinator Census will be Friday, August 20th and Saturday, August 21st, 2021. This event brings citizens scientists from across Georgia together for insect education and conservation. Are those dates on your calendar? Won’t you join us? Why Count Insects? Understanding pollinators and other beneficial insects is imperative to Georgia’s ecosystem…
Traveling across Europe is a dream for many adventurers, offering a diverse tapestry of cultures, landscapes, and experiences. While it may seem daunting to explore multiple countries on a budget, there are numerous affordable ways to traverse the continent without breaking the bank. 1. Planning Your European Adventure Before embarking on your journey, it’s essential…
It’s cherry season!! There are two sweet cherry trees on 28th Street, and my they have grown. One of them was in the fire we experienced November of 2017, and got pretty charred on one side because the redwood shed burned to the ground, and they were close together. The trees also suffer from ants…
Thanksgiving is a few weeks away and is a wonderful time to remember and acknowledge our gratitude for the blessings in our life. On the first Thanksgiving in 1621 the English settlers and the Native Americans celebrated with a feast to show their gratitude for the first successful harvest. Since then gathering together with…
I think it’s time we have a talk about cilantro. This popular herb is quite possibly the most misunderstood crop in the vegetable garden. If you’ve ever said something akin to: “I can’t grow cilantro. Whenever I try, it bolts right away!”, you’re not alone. Many people have a hard time growing cilantro and some…
Wondering what to wear to Burning Man? From outfits, shoes, accessories and Burning Man essentials, here’s your ultimate Burning Man packing list to help you get organized for your trip to the playa. If it’s your first time at Burning Man, be prepared for extreme conditions! You’ll need to bring all your supplies, including food…
19 Jan Why I Quit My Dream Job As An Instagrammer Posted at 17:17h in Blogging by Sabina It’s been a… while. A year ago I went from daily posts on social media to nothing. Radio silence. To those of you who were worried over my sudden disappearance, I sincerely apologise. It’s one thing disabling…
Still, got no plans for this winter? We at Airflyby recommend visiting one of these Asian countries below, admiring their unchanging beauty, and participating in some of their best-known events. Luckily, various Asian countries have reopened and are now welcoming vaccinated tourists from around the world. Asian Countries Open for Vaccinated Tourists Singapore Singapore –…
Dear friend, I’m up very late tonight because my heart is heavy and my blood is on fire. Something you might not know about me is that I used to be a teacher. I taught in kindergarten and preschool classrooms, and I have a Masters Degree in Urban Education and Social Justice. In my first…
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In the intricate dance of social interactions, each culture crafts its own choreography of manners, with France pirouetting with a particularly formal flair. Indeed, the very term “etiquette” springs from French roots, a nod to the nation’s long-held ceremonial traditions. This sophistication often mystifies Americans, who might mistake France’s structured social codes for aloofness. Yet,…
