Tuesday's Child is full of Spunk

Last night I finally caught the last episode of Cranford on repeat, nodding off slightly at the end, and I tumbled into bed and slept really well. Today is a doggie walking day, so I am off soon, but I wanted to stop in and throw a post at you.
Your Daily Dose of Cool Things:

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Click here to learn more about Tim Keating: Rainforest Relief

Click here to learn more about Tim Keating: Rainforest Relief
Tim was the first face I saw on my first trip to Earthlands last year. He was stomping through the woods with a hat on smiling. Each time I see him I thank him for being the first person I met there. He is an amazing person, a wild-forager, and an honest and open soul. I am really astounded with his work, and I think you will be too.
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Your Daily Dose of Wonderful Design:
Now is the time to know That all that you do is sacred. Now is the time to understand That all your ideas of right and wrong Were just a child's training wheels To be laid aside When you finally live With veracity And love. Now is the time for the world to know That every thought and action is sacred. This is the time for you to compute the impossibility That there is anything But Grace. Now is the season to know That everything you do Is sacred. - Hafiz
Your Daily Dose of Wicked-Good Food:
This is a wonderfully full, jammy, ripe wine, easy to drink (ahem) and very reasonably priced ($9.99). Also of note, it did not suffer much for being kept in the bottle for a second evening sip or three. Some wines fall totally apart with storage, but this one faired nicely, which is good, because I don't quaff a whole bottle very often. Essences of cherries and black currant abound with this wine, and the tannins are respectful. They don't kick you tongue's ass, or stain your teeth a lovely purple. Highly recommended for a Wednesday night "Ghost Buster" adventure. I think Grant and Jay would approve. I know the ghosts would. Heh.

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