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More You Know: The Solar System
The solar system is made of basically planets, dwarf planets, moons, comets, asteroids, and one star called the sun. The solar system in moves around the Milky Way Galaxy (spiral galaxy) at about 515,000 mph or 828,000 kph. It takes around 230 million years for on orbit to take place around the galactic center. Four…
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Journal Entry Type #53: Triggers, Trauma, and Signs
I wasn’t going to write anything today except post a few blogs I was working on, but then I saw a sign that triggered something within me or more made me think of something I felt the need to write about, and that is the affects of trauma and how it relates to PTSD (post…
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Weekly Facts #31
This is for next week but at this rate, aren’t all these weeks just blending together like one nice vegetable soup during the winter. Besides I’m trying to move the pending blog entries into the posted blog entries for some reason. Probably because things have been sitting there for a while and want to clear…
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More You Know: Biggest Loser Winners
Speaking of weight loss, here are the winners of the Biggest Loser. Unfortunately, as many Americans and other countries have trouble losing and then keeping it off (lifestyle changes and consistency seem to be major issues for many), the majority of winners gained some or all of their weight back. A few have kept it…
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More You Know: Hollywood Regrets and Passes
At one point in their lives, these actors and actresses regretted being in movies or TV series for one reason or another. Sometimes it was because they didn’t have faith in the movie when filming ended, didn’t like certain scenes in which they acted, or had difficulties on the set with the director. I also…
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Weekly Facts #30
Beaver castor sacs hold castoreum that is used in some perfumes, as a food additive, and flavor contributor to cigarettes. Bookkeeper and its derivatives are the only words in the English with three consecutive double letters. The oldest hotel in the world is Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan that was built in 705 in Hayakawa, Japan. It…
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Journal Entry Type #52: Hi, There! I’m Still Here!
As with everything in life, it goes in circles and sometimes stops where you get dumped on (whether it be natural like rain or not so natural smelling). I had my eyes tested the other day and my eye sight is getting worse and continue to be dry. I need to use eye drops more…
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Two Recent Colorings
I promise I have more in store besides colorings to post, but here are two of them I recently finished. One took a lot longer than the other one and had fun with repeating them as I call it Pete and Repeat.
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Random Photo of Myself
I have some negatives from black and whites I took a long time ago. I used to develop my own film and prints when I was in college. I was no Ansel Adams or Annie Leibovitz, but I had fun with it. I really would like to get back into photos at some point in…
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More Sand in Tiny Glass Bottles
I‘ll probably eventually try to sell these along with my bookmarks, but in the meantime I’m all about filling tiny glass bottles with different colors of sand. Trust me, there’s no pressure to try to start an online business because as we all know that takes a lot of dedication, time, and money. Besides, I…
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Music and Jogging
With Grant Imahara dying, interview of Mary Trump, COVID not going away, paralyzing world economy, my car making sounds I don’t like, and personal things I wish were different, I have gravitated toward things that make me feel better or so I believe. Sometimes, I think I should be doing something else (read better and…
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Book Recommendation: Best of the Best American Poetry
Publication Date: April 9, 2013 Publisher: Scribner; Anniversary edition Page Number: 352 I had this urge to read more contemporary poetry. Therefore, I invested in this book as I also wanted to read poems by varied poets. This 25th edition serves as a change of times when it was published in 2013. Long gone are…
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Weekly Facts #29
Tiger shark embryos fight each other in their mother’s womb for survival because they are often fertilized by different males. A 150-pound adult would weigh 57 pounds on Mercury but 136.5 pounds on Venus and would weigh the most on Jupiter at 351 pounds. S.O.S is for MAYDAY and not Save Our Ship when people…
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