BITCH BYE

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North of San Francisco

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Alex Prager - “Face in the Crowd”

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Debora Rosa

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Morning Routine Ideas

Wake up a little earlier 

Repeat some mantras 

Meditate 

Drink hot water with lemon

Listen to a podcast

Exercise routine

Write a to do list

Shower & skincare

Make your bed

Water the plants

Tidy up

Empty dishwasher

Journal

Take vitamins

Read a chapter in a book

Meal prep

Style hair 

Beauty routine

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Saw these luvers at the New Orleans Botanical Garden

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🍃 ~Sage board~ 🍃

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Lake Alm, 1978. Photo by Sybille Kalas.

“When we first arrived at Lake Alm, the geese were glad to see a large expanse of water again but at the same time were rather afraid of their new surroundings. As a result, they stuck closely to us.”

“Ever since boyhood Konrad Lorenz has been fascinated by geese. "I am often asked”, he writes, “why we have made the greylag goose the subject of such extensive studies. There are many reasons, but the most important is that greylag geese exhibit a family existence that is analogous in many significant ways to human family life.”

Study of the social behaviour of the greylag goose has played an important part in Konrad Lorenz’s development of the science of ethology. In 1973 when he left the Max Planck Institute for Behavioural Physiology in Bavaria, he established a research station in the Alm Valley in his native Austrian mountains to continue his goose studies. Artificial ponds were created where the geese could breed, and a generation of unfledged geese, reared by human foster parents in Bavaria, was taken there…“

From "The year of the greylag goose” by Konrad Lorenz, 1979. https://www.instagram.com/p/CiIiBKwNyA8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Green Highway by Ethan

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