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Bird’s Eye Views
Monthly Archives: January 2017
Street Children
Do you notice children on the streets at the times they are supposed to be attending school? Do you ever wonder why they’re where they should not be? Some of those kids are not merely truant. They’re street children. Street children … Continue reading
Posted in Controversy, Politics, religion, Youth
Tagged children, homelessness, poverty, street children, youth
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American Poverty Awareness
Poverty is a real and controversial issue as it occurs in the United States. We might take an analytical view of the problem by crunching numbers. For instance, the official poverty levels determined by the U.S. Health and Human Services … Continue reading
Posted in Controversy, Health, Politics, Youth
Tagged Health and Human Services Department, poverty, poverty guidelines
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On Thomas Paine Day
Despite commonly held opinions, many people are opposed to and frightened of actual freedom. This has long been the case, even here in the United States of America, where freedom is highly praised. One of our founding fathers, who was … Continue reading
Know Yourself
I had not seen Jorge for more than a month because his driving route had been temporarily changed to make up for a coworker’s vacation schedule. So it was really good to visit him again. My friend said he has … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Friendship, religion
Tagged self image, self knowing, self-deception, self-knowledge, social media, talk radio
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Succulent Elements …Floral Friday
Succulents are among the most fascinating plants on Earth. They have evolved to survive some of the most harsh conditions that Mother Nature can throw at us. Their varied shapes and sizes make them pleasing to look at and attractive … Continue reading
Posted in Floral Arts, Hobbies, projects, Vintage Collectables
Tagged cacti, California Pottery, McCoy Pottery, succulents
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Happy Republic Day (India)
Today, I want to send special greetings to my readers who live in India or those who have Indian ancestry. I hope you have a Happy 68th Republic Day. The few weeks I spent in your country positively affected how … Continue reading
Opposite Day
Who has not pondered the liar paradox? That is the scenario when a liar states that she/he is lying. If the liar is lying that person is telling the truth; which, in turn means the liar is lying. The liar … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, cultural highlights, History, Meanderings, Youth
Tagged Alexander Kerr Craig, chaos, Heraclitus, opposite day, opposites, philosophy, unity
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