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The frost killed all my flowers and only a few hardy survivor plants are struggling in the cold winter ground. Soon, they too will yield to the cold. Winter birds scurry around the bird feeder looking for food. It is depressing to look out my window, but I have an idea.

In the attic, I have about a dozen old bird houses inherited when my dad passed away. It is t...

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Marie Kondo makes it sound so simple. “Find the things that no longer spark joy. Thank them for their service, and get rid of them.” With this advice in mind, I recently had a house cleaning. I disposed of half of the clothes in my closet. I am resisting the temptation to replace them. This is true regardless of how cute that blue sweater on Amazon is.

I sucked ...

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Old woman using walker by Sasirin Pamai 2025, Vectors Stock Photos.

I am old. According to government statistics, the average age of death for a female is 81.1. That means I am already dead, statistically speaking. So far, I’ve not seen myself in th...

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MEMO: To Whom It May Concern

FROM: Shadow, The Cat

SUBJECT: The Life of a Cat

It has come to my attention that I am being called several malicious names and subjected to false accusations. I hope to set the record straight.

Firstly, it has been alleged that I am overweight, in other...

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I wanted a cat and I got one. I named him Shadow but should have named him Satan. He is a holy terror, a wildcat, part panther, I think. “He will settle down,” everyone says. It has been two weeks and he hasn’t settled yet. He has claimed the back bedroom as his own. It has the old cat tree that I dragged in from the garage. I put it in front of a window so he can look ou...

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