Going to Neverland They crouch beneath the table, small foreheads almost touching, deep in fevered conversation; they hide behind the couch, whispering short missives to each other; they take a stand on the Adirondack chairs in the porch, arms held high – imagined swords, light sabers, or rifles aimed for fiercely fighting their foes. […]
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Pinochio graphic (0_vUThScVrWznJYbkf.png) from ” 73.6 % of statistics are made up “ by Mark Suster on Feb. 15, 2010, How to Interpret Analyst Reports by Money Life at: https://www.moneylife.in/article/736-percentage-of-all-statistics-are-made-up/3794.html) This article is only 50% of what it could be—if I was a statistician. But it is 89% more reliable than what many others will
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Terrestrial Ponds I dine on lake kale-emergent plants such as rushes, reeds, buggy whips & tule. I hide in the edges of sedges— bulrushes that mimic my roundness; the better to camouflage and hide inside; the better to ambush unsuspecting baby bass or walleye and ride the tide among the cattails and marsh
