Oh shucks. Now I can't cut the grass. 😆
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Oh shucks. Now I can't cut the grass. 😆
The birds are back in town
A week or so after they flew the coup - grounded by the wildfire smoke and forced to hunker down in the brush - the shore birds are back on the job.
A few days ago, overnight, a cleansing wind blew in from the north and a fresh morning dawned. Blue sky, blue water, air like crystal - the whole Northern Michigan palate. A breath of fresh air in every sense of the word.
The birds soon followed - the ducks, the loons, the plovers ... and all the rest, flocking back to their hunting grounds. Survivors.
It's good to have them back.
SI 2006 A radar screen image with concentric circles SI 2020 €0.15 ZORA - early detection of cancer SI 2018 €0.10 Clean Air
[id: Against a soft blue background, a small bird perches on a pale surface. It has a speech bubble which reads, "You can still spread COVID before you know you're sick. Someone can spread COVID to you even if they don't have symptoms. And COVID still kills. Masking and cleaning the air is how we break this cycle."
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كل الحب ل ماما ع المكان الجميل ده 💜💜💜💜
COVID-19 lockdown measures brought most of the world’s commerce and travel to a standstill. The air pollution dropped dramatically as a result. Several news reports showed how much the air quality improved, especially in parts of the world with pollution problems such as China, Italy, India, and the United States....
Singer songwriter and producer Jian Kellett Liew has taken his time to present us with new songs these past few years as Kyson, but it looks like he might be picking up momentum now that he’s unleashed a follow up single to last month’s breakout return, Every High, a folksy electronic offering with misty beats and a soulful lilting drawl. To be honest, we’re still “high” as a kite on that magnificent offering, but it’s time to make way for Clear Air, an absolutely gorgeous and deeply meditative piece that melds the hushed depth of The Acid with a fog shrouded woodland beauty that recalls José González. The mellow haunting song is tranquilly soothing yet its intricate flutters and soft glimmers also pull on the heart with much force. Clear Air is out now via Majestic Casual / B3SCI... Stream/purchase, here.