I enjoyed this article on "slow gardening" in the Times. It reported on a movement or style of gardening that focuses on perennials, serendipity, outsider art, re-purposing, informality, and a certain sort of "wabi-sabi" aesthetic.
I think this approach is very much a kindred what I see in a lot of the gardens of Brooklyn. I've always thought someone should really write a great field guide to the gardens of Brooklyn....!
Mint takes down video of meeting criticizing proposed Trump gold coin
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Julius Caesar started off 44 BCE feeling pretty good: In January, as the
story goes, the Roman Senate renewed his appointment as dictator, and the
followin...
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