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Talking Turkey About a Safe Thanksgiving
Photo, Joanna Kosinska, Upsplash. The bad news is the CDC recommends against Thanksgiving travel this year and suggests limiting gatherings to the immediate household (meaning only those who have lived together in past two weeks.) The good news is, for … Read More... The post Talking Turkey... -
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Hope Floats This Year For Mardi Gras in New Orleans
For Mardi Gras in New Orleans last year, I donned a pair of gold lamé pants, a feathered hat encrusted with shiny sequins and a colorful mask (not the kind we’re all wearing these days), then joined my neighbors and … Read More... The post Hope Floats This Year For Mardi Gras in New Orleans... -
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Arc de Triomphe Wrapped in Long-Awaited Christo Installation
This article was updated on September 16, 2021 to include the image (above) of the nearly completed installation. In a posthumous tribute to the environmental artist Christo who died in 2020, approximately 150 workers began wrapping the Arc de Triomphe … Read More... The post Arc de... -
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Living Sculptures in North America’s Best Public Topiary Gardens
Longwood Gardens Topiary Garden. Image via Longwood Gardens. Edward Scissorhands had nothing on the horticultural artists who painstakingly sculpt topiaries in some of North America’s most spectacular topiary gardens. Come along with us on a virtual tour to experience some … Read More... The... -
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Cascades of Orange Nasturtium Vines Celebrate Spring in Boston
Photo: Jenny Pore, courtesy Isabel Stewart Gardner Museum. For about three weeks every year, cascades of brilliant orange nasturtiums spill down from the Venetian balconies in the courtyard at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Photo: Jenny Pore, courtesy Isabel … Read More... The... -
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It’s Not Too Late to Experience Cherry Blossom Season
Via Unsplash. In Japan, cherry blossoms symbolize the transient nature of life, a reflection of the Buddhist concept known as “mono no aware,” which recognizes that there is both beauty and mortality in life. For most of Japan, including Tokyo, … Read More... The post It’s Not Too Late to... -
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You Don’t Need to Go to Holland to Tiptoe Through the Tulips
Diana Robinson, Flickr, Licensed by Creative Commons. Contemplating tulips conjures images of Dutch windmills, wooden shoes, and blue Delft pottery, which makes sense because the Netherlands produces 90 percent of the world’s tulips–4.3 billion tulip bulbs annually on about 27,182 … Read... -
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Travel to Zimbabwe Through These Artists’ Works
Artist Barry Lungu’s painting of Jacarand trees in bloom in Zimbabwe. Image courtesy of Artgal.online. Art and beauty live in physical landmarks and museums and also in the expressions of natural wonders, culture, history, and creativity that local artists bring … Read More... The post Travel... -
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Girona, Spain’s Temps de Flors Festival Blends Horticulture and Art
Gustav Eiffel’s Pont de le Peixateries Velles over Onyar river. Photo: Robin Plaskoff Horton. Updated June 6, 2024 The history of Girona, Spain, is as colorful as the ochre and coral-toned buildings lining the banks of the Onyar river … Read More... The post Girona, Spain’s Temps de Flors... -
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Mourning in America and What We Can Do Together
Photo, copyright 2020 by Lori Shaull, Flickr, under Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 license. I write about design, living and places for everyone from all walks of life. Right now people all over the world are mourning. They’re angry. They … Read More... The post... -
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Lawn Mowed Into Checkerboard Becomes Natural Social Distancing Space
The novel Cornavirus has inspired some novel ideas. From personal glass greenhouses at an Amsterdam restaurant, stuffed pandas occupying chairs in a Bangkok eatery, to pool noodle hats at a cafe in Germany, people are exercising their collective creativity to … Read More... The post Lawn Mowed... -
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Barcelona Opera Reopens to Audience of 2,292 Plants
This puts the culture in horticulture: After a three month shutdown, Barcelona’s Gran Teatre del Liceu opera house reopened with an audience of 2,292 plants. During the theater’s Concierto Para el Bioceno (Concert for the Biocene), those planted in their … Read More... The post Barcelona... -
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New Green Urban Park Designed For Social Distancing
How will the pandemic change the design of public parks and gardens? Many of these much-loved spaces around the world are closed to prevent the spread of Covid-19, and officials continue to grapple with how to safely reopen… Read More... The post New Green Urban Park Designed For Social... -
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Blacksmiths Forge Peace Turning Guns Into Garden Tools
A small socially distanced group gathered at Alice’s Garden Urban Farm in Milwaukee as blacksmith Fred Martin gripped a piece of red-hot steel from the forge and placed it on an anvil. He then pummeled the piece of metal, a … Read More... The post Blacksmiths Forge Peace Turning Guns Into... -
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Carl Jung and the Shadow – The Mechanics of Your Dark Side
Carl Jung and the Shadow – The Mechanics of Your Dark Side Have you ever looked yourself in the mirror so deeply that the sheer notion of what you like to call self, dissipated in a vertigo of angst and abstraction? It is a strange feeling. A feeling a bit arcane but also kind of...- Hoca
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What It Truly Means to Be a Contrarian
What It Truly Means to Be a Contrarian One of the most important tweets I have ever read was composed by entrepreneur and investor Naval Ravikant: Evidently, he attempts to define the nature of the word contrarian in a very interesting fashion. This is a word that is being thrown...- Hoca
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How to Deal with Anxiety – The End of the Most Nebulous Diseases of Our Times
How to Deal with Anxiety – The End of the Most Nebulous Diseases of Our Times First, there was the sweat. Then the heart pumping furiously. I thought it would penetrate my chest. Then the uncontrollable breathing made me lose control over my body. I started making circles...- Hoca
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Schopenhauer Made Me a Pessimist. But Then He Helped Me Enjoy Life.
Schopenhauer Made Me a Pessimist. But Then He Helped Me Enjoy Life. This is how Arthur Schopenhauer introduces us to his most celebrated work, “The World as Will and Representation.” Such a potent way to introduce your audience to your inner world requires quite some audacity. And...- Hoca
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Self-Actualization – The End Goal or a Delusion?
Self-Actualization – The End Goal or a Delusion? This is Abraham Maslow. He is considered one of the most important psychologists of the 20th century because of his association with the famous hierarchy of human needs. This hierarchy depicts the idea that human needs can be categorized...- Hoca
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Ultralearning – How to Learn Faster (A Thorough Analysis)
Ultralearning – How to Learn Faster (A Thorough Analysis) This is Tristan de Montebello. He is a very interesting guy based in Los Angeles, California and, one day, he decided to challenge his skills on public speaking. Tristan did not have any experience in the field. However, he...- Hoca
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