How to Keep Your Readers Coming Back For More by Jody Calkins The other day I was doing some research on an organic insecticide that my husband and I had used on our vegetable plants in our garden. Some of our plants died and the bugs are still thriving. So, I checked out the
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Is it "lose" or "loose"? "Lose" means to have something taken away, as in "Hens lose some of their feathers when they molt." "Loose" means something is not tight or restricted, as in "Our chickens are happier when turned loose to roam the farm."
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If you're like me, you've had things on your to-do list for weeks. Some things you're really good at. Some things you're not. You know the tasks need to be completed, but you really don't want to do them. They're either too much work or you'd rather do other (easier) things. You also know
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