A Tribute to all the Tanuki Beavers in Japan in the times of Covid 19 SEVEN NATURE LESSONS TO 'WIN OVER' CORONA VIRUS My tribute goes to the stuffed creature above (taken in Japan) as this picture inspired me to write this article as an 'aid' to help people all around the world stay strong during these pandemic times. The tanuki, to my knowledge, used to be an evil trickster but now represents good luck and happiness! We understand that the world is in the midst of a pandemic. It was only in 2018 I taught my students a listening exercise and the topic was about 'pandemic'. In just a few months later, the corona virus attacked. Now we are really in the midst of a real pandemic! How much more practical can I be?
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Magic of the Mulberry Bush
Magic of the Mulberry Bush. The humble mulberry bush may not be everyone's head-turner. Being a common plant in most parts of the world, the mulberry is often under-appreciated and is treated as an unwanted tree in the garden. In parts of Asia, you can find this plant growing along the garden edge. Sometimes house-owners just cut off the plant without mercy. On trees that are lucky, the berries are left to ripe and later shrivel and drop dry. Birds and squirrels, however usually feast on the fruits on sunny mornings and evenings. A Healthy Mulberry Bush on a Sunny Morning Harvested Mulberries by a Mulberry Lover If you plan to plant a mulberry plant choose a warm, well-drained soil setting. Mulberry plants are deciduous, grow well in loamy soils and thrive in warm temperature and subtropical regions of the world. Asia, Europe, Africa, America, you name it and mulberry is there to greet you! People consume mul...
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