Have you seen it?
http://www.breathingearth.net/
Wow.
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The COVID-19 diaries: almost level 34 years ago
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The workshop... after5 years ago
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Fairytales and fembots9 years ago
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The grass over my head IV13 years ago
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Fibre-art favourites
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Boucle: Make it Easy!6 years ago
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The great cover-up10 years ago
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Little Man Knits11 years ago
Fragrant friends overseas
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Perfumery Workshop in September9 years ago
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Guilted Into Blogging10 years ago
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Constant inspiration
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Dyed & Gone to Heaven - the book - I have been dyeing again. It's been a while: since I received Liz Constable's latest book in the mail I've been wanting to get back into paper dyeing...1 year ago
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2019 - How time flies - It has been a long time since I reflected here, I'm not really sure what has prompted me to do so today. I miss the simple life I once led.Last week our be...4 years ago
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Finding Magical Mindful Moments - Want to take a pause on your busy life and increase the experience of mindfulness? There are so many good reasons to bring mindfulness into your daily e...6 years ago
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Ancient remedies - I went away for the weekend and suffered a traumatic incident. It started off quite innocently. I was at my parents house, and they have properly (wastefu...6 years ago
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What I did last year for hay fever. - *Disclaimer*: the following is not medical advice. It's just a description of what I started doing for my hay fever last summer. And it's not research base...6 years ago
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8 Year Old Boy Cocks Powerful Break Barrel Air Rifle - I thought it would be years before Owen could cock the Webley & Scott break barrel air rifle we got him for Christmas. That’s not a “youth” model. It’s ver...8 years ago
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New Venture - https://kellyelvy.scentsy.co.nz/Wow! Who knew it was such a long time since my last blog??? In my defense I have been working since Elijah started schoo...8 years ago
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Rash decision - I moved my blog to ramblecentral.wordpress.com. Partly because OH HAI I had a baby and this blog named after a single devil child didn't quite fit anymore....9 years ago
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Gingerbread of Catan game - Back in the creative saddle.... here's a first go at a 'cookies of catan' game including ports.11 years ago
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performances - So a couple of months ago I did two performances. They were completely different settings. One in the Wellington Opera House at The Golden Carnie Awards, a...11 years ago
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harvesting - It must be Harvest time. Pickles, relish, pasta sauce and pesto to freeze, apple pie, bottled fruit and herbs drying on the rack. Produce from our garde...11 years ago
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poplar - Kiva Rose’s plant profile on using poplar as medicine. But really I just wanted an excuse to post this photo from July…12 years ago
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"Let's just call it summer!" - Thus declared Miss Nine this afternoon. First BBQ of the season. Done. Best thing I bought this week? An EGG SLICER. A must for the hard-boiled eggs a...13 years ago
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Nanatech helps out Lyttleton - Nanatech has been very quietly lately, none the least due to travel, the ensuing health problems and then some recent earthquakes keeping everyone busy and...13 years ago
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Human urine and wood ash make potent sustainable fertilisers - Results of the first study evaluating the use of human urine mixed with wood ash as a fertilizer for food crops has found that the combination can be subst...15 years ago
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Oranges are for oil - I'm very interested in how we can continue to manufacture the synthetic substances on which our civilization depends when oil runs out. I've long been awar...15 years ago
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5 comments:
woa, that's crazy! So in NZ a person is born every 8 minutes and a person dies every 18 minutes! I didn't realise there was that big a contrast.
that is amazing! I was wondering why there was a constant flash over India - a birth every 1.2 seconds!
I find it quite mesmerising!!
Ruth - yes - I hadn't even thought about birth rates vs death rates in that way before I looked at it.
And like you Kelly, took me a while to fully see what was happening on the site. By the way, your yarn really is in the post now!!! I hope it arrives soon. :)
whoa! NZ's birth to death ratio is soo far apart comared to other countries... we have such a comparitively slow birth/death rate even compared to Aussie (those root bags!! lol)
Madz - lol :)
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