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Wisconsin
Joined March 2012
Black walnut cheat code
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I think I’m getting a beast infection
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Compost pick up
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How to store nuts over winter for planting next spring
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Something really special about doing things reluctantly
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Keep your eyes peeled
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Life continues to be like an autograph
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This is how my minivan looks in my mind
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Too real
ever since I was a little girl I always knew I wanted to strain plankton and krill though my baleen
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Tree knows I’m insane
Tree saw you talk to yourself.
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Worst case you have to start over from zero and rebuild and building is the fun part
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Making your bed < making your beds
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Have you tried singing about this
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Secret reset technique: go to loves, take a shit, buy yogurt parfait and carrot juice, consume on way back to the farm
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Insane that this needs any science
Children averaging 5,000 to more than 12,000 steps per day day had fewer mental health symptoms than those taking less than 5,000. Mental health symptoms were progressively lower across higher step counts with no apparent plateau, even at 12,000+ steps per day. Brain scans also linked higher step counts to greater thickness in two specific regions of the cortex, the brain’s outer layer. Daily movement deserves much more attention as a potential way to support kids’ mental health. That's especially clear when you consider that modern-day digital and urban environments provide little opportunity for movement throughout the day.
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