Vitamin D! Becky

Merilee: I was impressed at how they might be useful in tackling our environmental problems. Like using fungi in building materials or eating plastic?

I had to ask this because I used to LOVE cover art on books. Years ago there was even a prize for them and I think it’s still given but there isn’t as much hype about it; What do you think of

Amazon.com : Fungi Perfecti Muttrooms - Baked Mushroom Dog Treats : Pet Supplies https://www.amazon.com/Muttrooms-Baked-Mushroom-Dog-Treats/dp/B00JRESC9G/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Very cool how fungi can digest dirty diapers and cigarette butts!

I really like the cover, though don’t look at it as often on kindle as I might have in a paper book.

Q5 (?) What did you think of the cover? Did it make you want to read this book or did it detract? Becky

Oh Merilee! Same here. I had such a weird (for me) reaction to this book as well as the Humboldt book. I would have thought no - not for me. (I read history, don’cha know?- lol) And then I got

Magda, Sheldrake speculated about the possibility that the use of hallucinatory effects of "magic mushrooms" might actually enhance your perception of reality. He quotes the philosopher David Abram

The bits on lignin and coal is interesting!

I meant I WOULD have thought!

I wouldn’t have thought I might have been a perfect reader of this book, but in the later chapters I am kind of feeling TMI. Too wordy. I did love the first few chapters but got bored with all

5. Who is the ideal reader for Entangled Lives and what would his background be? Is the style and organization appropriate to this reader? Is there anyone you’d recommend the book to or

Also from Goodreads: "In The Value of Herman Melville, Geoffrey Sanborn presents Melville to us neither as a somber purveyor of dark truths nor as an ironist who has outthought us in advance but as a

From Goodreads: "Now in paperback, Fredric Jameson’s most wide-ranging work seeks to crystalize a definition of ”postmodernism”. Jameson’s inquiry looks at the postmodern across a wide

Eeks! Nope - I think I’ll stick to the local produce shelves until I find an experienced guide which is truly not something I’m likely to run into. This is from Northern California

https://www.theatlantic.com/video/index/585214/death-cap/?utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3c4wNGG0nsZswjFQMTaUdsw6xB1QjTjLQ9b06xQBZX76cNuRgZcy2CLF0

On Tuesday, November 16, 2021, 06:47:34 PM EST, Becky Lindroos <bekah0176@...> wrote: My late husband used to grow marijuana for

My late husband used to grow marijuana for personal use. He had some big lovely plants. When we moved from San Jose back to Porterville (1976) he harvested the one big plant he had left. He dried it

It seems like a no-brainer, but what’s the downside? Vets stealing them (or getting extra) and selling them on the street? That’s going on with other, less effective, drugs anyway. Even