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365 questions for 2024
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22 APR: Earth Day: What’s your favorite place in nature? The deep ocean, because it's strange and dangerous while supporting an ecosystem largely unknown to us.
23 APR: Talk Like Shakespeare: What common phrase from Shakespeare do you use in conversation? What's done is done, because no onbe can change past.
26 APR: Poem in Your Pocket Day: What poem might you carry in your pocket? “Hope” is the thing with feathers by Emily Dickinson. It's simple, beautiful, and hopeful,
27 APR: Arbor Day: Do you have a favorite tree?: Cotton Tree. When I was in school, I read an essay that compared its big red flowers to a bleeding wound burst out of its dry branches. This immortalized cotton tress in my mind.
28 APR: International Sculpture Day: I like David by Michelangelo. My taste is simple.
30 APR: Bubble Tea Day: Bubble Tea. Yay or nay? Yay. I love milk tea with bubbles or puddings.
1 MAY: Beltane: What are your favorite spring flowers? So many: daffodils , azaleas, magnolias, bluebells, peonies, pansys, primroses, etc
22 APR: Earth Day: What’s your favorite place in nature? The deep ocean, because it's strange and dangerous while supporting an ecosystem largely unknown to us.
23 APR: Talk Like Shakespeare: What common phrase from Shakespeare do you use in conversation? What's done is done, because no onbe can change past.
26 APR: Poem in Your Pocket Day: What poem might you carry in your pocket? “Hope” is the thing with feathers by Emily Dickinson. It's simple, beautiful, and hopeful,
27 APR: Arbor Day: Do you have a favorite tree?: Cotton Tree. When I was in school, I read an essay that compared its big red flowers to a bleeding wound burst out of its dry branches. This immortalized cotton tress in my mind.
28 APR: International Sculpture Day: I like David by Michelangelo. My taste is simple.
30 APR: Bubble Tea Day: Bubble Tea. Yay or nay? Yay. I love milk tea with bubbles or puddings.
1 MAY: Beltane: What are your favorite spring flowers? So many: daffodils , azaleas, magnolias, bluebells, peonies, pansys, primroses, etc