The Courier Journal's garden columnist writes a poem to Mother Nature, thanking her for the joyful bounty that is trees.

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All minds, Virginia, whether they be men’s or children’s, are little. In this great universe of ours, man is a mere insect, ...

Introduce older relatives to AI in a beautiful way with ChatGPT. These prompts will celebrate their story, honour their ...

The wooden cradle was adopted in the 17th and 18th centuries. Oak was the common wood, although elm and beech were also used. Probably the easiest wood for building and maintaining was pine. It was ...

Because a poem’s like an insight as well. And a poem’s also sacrifice (I remember my English teacher saying “It’s the best ...

If there’s an artsy Christmas culture Uganda has sustained over the years, it must be the Watoto Church Christmas Cantata ...

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An eight-year-old also wrote a poem ... paintings of Christmas trees, and a pencil drawing depicting Santa Claus heading down the chimney. Mr Martin said: "I wanted to get local children involved ...

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