the lost and found is lost.
today when the kinders found things out of place they went to put them in our class lost and found but discovered it was missing. the class then set out to find the lost and found that was lost until...
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Rebecca Solnit, A Field Guide to Getting Lost. Penguin Books, 2005
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wait.
hidden and waiting to be found — “it is a joy to be hidden but disaster not to be found.” ― donald winnicott
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mrs. ticklefeather is missing.
as a collector of the classic golden books i am endlessly fascinated by their history, artwork, authors, short tales, and backstories i finally found and ordered one i’d been looking for “lucky mrs....
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lost in translation.
reminiscing about my visit to beautiful ireland six years back, in july how we found our way around the country oh, we did a few turn-arounds here and there as you can see above but somehow we always...
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stamped.
a notice recently arrived telling me the stamps i’d ordered online from the post office this past summer were finally arriving in my mailbox it had been so long i’d forgotten about them told me...
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snowlandia.
Snowlandia Śnieżny Labirynt in ZakɔˈPanɛ the biggest snow labyrinth in the world perhaps the perfect place for when you want to be lost and cold at the same time smack dab in the middle of somewhere...
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elvis has left the boat.
Heinz wants to find the man who survived nearly a month at sea with nothing but ketchup and seasonings to help him buy a new boat Heinz is looking for people to help the company find a treasure – but...
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lost and found and lost and found again.
Update on my recent post – great news: After enlisting the public’s help to find Elvis Francois, a sailor who survived weeks lost at sea off of ketchup and seasonings, ketchup giant Heinz has finally...
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in remembrance.
“in the aftermath, we are because they were.” -r,h, heller, poet/photographer — photo credit: veteran’s administration
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