HeyJaredJackie Hope
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Hope's Corner: Time, And Time Again (opens the original)
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When does afternoon turn into evening? Separating morning from afternoon is simple. After noon, it is afternoon. But evening has always been tricky for me. To be honest, I am not sure when night begins, either. I think it comes after evening. But since I am not sure when evening begins, I certainly cannot figure out when night begins. I am pretty sure evening ends at a different time in winter than in summer. And I am totally sure morning begins way later in the winter than in the summer. I am j
Hope's Corner: Fall Flower Gardening (opens the original)
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I seem to have lost my enthusiasm for weeding the flower beds. Okay, I never have much enthusiasm for weeding in the first place. Now that there are yellow leaves falling, I am thinking way more about pumpkins than petunias. But in May, I am a weeding machine. Every morning I tend to one or more of the many flower beds around the house and yard. There is The Grotto out front, full of wild prairie roses and trees. There is Mirkwood, which is an overgrown hedge with purple daylilies on its windwar
Hope's Corner: Team Meteorology or Team Astronomy? (opens the original)
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According to meteorologists, who are way smarter than me, on September 1 we transitioned into meteorological autumn. See, in Weatherperson World, the seasons are divided much more logically than the calendar divides them. Meteorologists are scientists. They even use math in their work. When they tell me fall has fallen, I listen. But the good old calendar seasons are also astronomical seasons. And astronomers are scientists, too. They use math. I am really torn, now, on whether fall fell last we
Hope's Corner: PB&J sandwiches perfect go-to snack (opens the original)
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The first person to spread peanut butter, and then jelly, on top of a slice of bread was a world-class genius. Toast with jelly is something never to be turned down. Bread, toast, or a saltine cracker topped with peanut butter is a meal in itself. But a slice of bread spread with a perfect layer of peanut butter and then slathered with jelly, jam, marmalade, or preserves is a slice of heaven. Bread has been around a few years short of forever. Flatbread, that delicious stuff halfway between a to
Hope's Corner: Insider Spider Information (opens the original)
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Want to know how a spider, a big black spider with hairy legs, ended up in my orange juice glass? Oops, now that everyone is triggered, maybe we should backtrack to the beginning. Backtrack on eight hairy legs. While waving around two hairy arms. There I was at the kitchen sink, rinsing my coffee mug for round two of my morning coffee. Yes, I clean my mug between brews. Because my ancient and venerable Keurig spits coffee grounds. It has a special aversion to light roast. Really, so do I. But I
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