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Minneapolis publisher spotted 👀 thank you MN state arts board, clean water land and legacy amendment, national endowment for the arts, and… Target
“From 1982 to 2007, more than 23 million acres of agricultural land were converted to developments, with Texas, California, and Florida leading the list” :(
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— Jul 03, 2024 03:17PM
“From 1982 to 2007, more than 23 million acres of agricultural land were converted to developments, with Texas, California, and Florida leading the list” :(
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“I think God will do something with us to wake us up and show us we had it good. I think he will show us that we are selfish.”
“Even for Eric this is a long pause. The longest pause yet. ‘Well,’ he begins. This is the universal farmers’ word of avoidance.” LOL too true
— Jul 07, 2024 07:36PM
“Even for Eric this is a long pause. The longest pause yet. ‘Well,’ he begins. This is the universal farmers’ word of avoidance.” LOL too true
Greta Fischer
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I do find it a little odd that it’s portrayed as if the author completely cut off contact with her family for several months- she’s got a husband and child at home, but she never mentions checking in on them, how they’re doing, etc. It reminds me of the trope of more privileged people abandoning all ties/responsibilities in order to “find themselves”
— Jul 06, 2024 02:23PM
