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Review: Message in the Bones

January 03, 2026

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Message in the Bones by Dawn Merriman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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I love free contests where I just get to flex my creativity muscle. If practice makes perfect, someday I should be a really great writer. I am entering the Spring Fling Writing Contest. (You can find it here: https://sites.google.com/view/springflingwritingcontest/main). I had to locate a spring gif and then write a 150 or less word story about the gif. I hope you enjoy it. And yes, my love of dogs is showing. The Guard Rabbit I’m a brand new guard dog. In the barnyard were cats, cows, and rabbits. I marched over to introduce myself. "Hi, everybody. I'm the brand new guard dog." The cats paused. Then laughed. "What's so funny?" I demanded. "You. Big tough guard dog." They laughed harder. The cows chewed their cud and sniffed. "On the small side." "I'll grow!" Bunny hopped over. "I think you’d make a good guard rabbit." She placed bunny ears on my head! "What are you doing?...

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Some materials used for pollinator palace Pollinators are beneficial to humans in many ways. They help your flowers to bloom and your vegetables and fruits to produce a harvest. Without pollinators, life on this earth would be very different from what it is now. The variety in our diet would become much smaller. Habitat loss due to agriculture and urban expansion is one of many issues causing a loss in the number of pollinators today. They also face diseases and non-native species, as well as pollution due to pesticides and herbicides. What can we do to help? By upcycling some simple items you probably have around the house, you can make a pollinator palace and help the pollinators in your own back (or front) yard. Theresa Hitchcock, a member of Perennial StL , recently presented a program showing us how to provide for pollinators while at the same time upcycling and reu...

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