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Life’s Lessons Learned
A favorite subject of mine at the university was Psychology 101, making a lasting impression in the back of my mind, brought forward to the frontal lobe whenever I ask myself the question, “Why me?” The Cooper went in for … Continue reading
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Time for a Change of Scenery
Kristen’s previous entry got me to thinking about our present heatwave here in terms of “sweating like a pig,” which brings a question to my mind: do pigs sweat actually? Ensuing research provides that hogs don’t sweat at all, or … Continue reading
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Tagged dew point, down under, equator, heatwave, hot, iron ore, Kristen, maine, monsoon, Muscongus Bay, northern hemisphere, philadelphia, philly, pig iron, pigs sweat, polar vortex, Port Clyde, puffins, smelting, summer
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