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I tell my students to Learn from the Past, Live in the Present, and Plan for the Future.
With Squidoo I can do all three.

Have a beautiful day, and don't forget to Say Something Nice.

Lizzy

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The Mallard Duck: The green head, yellow bill, and black rump of the Mallard Duck is a familiar sight for many people living in the Northern hemisphere. Nearly 10 million Mallards...; Updated 44 days ago | Mallard Duck › behavior
Colors and Their Meanings: When asked what is your favorite color, some people answer immediately while others hesitate. My favorite color is yellow, but there is little yellow in my...; Updated 3 days ago | Color › blue
The Merlin Falcon: The Merlin Falcon is a small, but deadly bird of prey. They often prey on small to medium size birds, swooping down and grabbing the unsuspecting bird in flight....; Updated 44 days ago | Bird of Prey › bird of prey
The World's Most Dangerous Bugs: Bugs play a major roll in the world's ecosystem. They're food for other critters higher on the food chain, pollinate plants, and they help decompose...; Updated 44 days ago | The Worlds Most Dangerous Bugs › africanized bee
Birds of Prey: Hawks: The term hawk is loosely used. It refers to a small to medium-size woodland bird with a long tail and keen eyesight. They watch their prey from a concealed perch....; Updated 44 days ago | Birds of Prey Hawks › audubon
From Mechanical Banks to Piggy Banks: Save five pennies and you have a nickel, five nickels and you have a quarter. Four quarters can be turned into a dollar. Every generation has stressed the importance...; Updated 40 days ago | Mechanical Banks › antique
Pileated Woodpeckers: The Pileated Woodpecker is an impressive bird, and spotting one winging its way through the trees is a sight to see. It is one of the largest North American...; Updated 3 days ago | Pileated Woodpeckers › bird watching
Create a Kinder World: Compliments. It is a simple word and a simple concept, but one that many people have trouble with. They find it difficult to give a compliment and even harder...; Updated 26 days ago | compliments › a nice way to say something
The California Condor: The California Condor was on the brink of extinction with its numbers dropping to less than 25. They are still endangered, but conservation efforts have paid...; Updated 44 days ago | California Condor › behavior
The Snowy Owl: The Snowy Owl is often referred to as the Great White Owl. It is an apt description. It is a magnificent bird and quite a sight to see. It is a nocturnal...; Updated 35 days ago | Snowy Owl › arctic owl
Explore the Swamp Coloring Pages: Have you ever explored the swamp? There are fascinating creatures, some dangerous and some not, beautiful plants, and an eerie silence. Let your child explore...; Updated 17 days ago | Explore the Swamp › alligator coloring page
Chili Pepper Kitchen Accessories: Spice up your kitchen with some cool new Chili Pepper Kitchen Accessories. The vibrant red will infuse your kitchen with energy and add a spot of fun to the...; Updated 35 days ago | Chili Pepper Kitchen Accessories › canisters
Great Grey Owl: The Great Grey Owl is one of the world's largest owls. It is often referred to as the Great Grey Ghost or Phantom of the North as it is one of the most reclusive...; Updated 40 days ago | Great Grey Owl › binoculars
The Bald Eagle: The Bald Eagle in flight is an impressive sight to see. It is a powerful flier soaring on the thermal convection currents reaching speeds of 35 to 44 mph. The...; Updated 35 days ago | Bald Eagle › all posters
The Eastern Bluebird: Of all the songbirds of North America, the Eastern Bluebird is my favorite. They are a beautiful bird with a sweet song, but attracting them to my yard has not...; Updated 4 days ago | Eastern Bluebird › backyard bird
The Mourning Dove: The Mourning Dove is a beautiful bird and a common sight in my backyard. They feed of the ground cleaning up the mess the other songbirds have made. The Mourning...; Updated 26 days ago | Mourning Doves › backyard bird
South Carolina Song Birds: There are over 4,000 species of birds that are considered song birds. They are capable of producing a variety of sounds commonly referred to as bird song. Evidence...; Updated 17 days ago | backyard birds › american goldfinch
Fun and Funky Doormats: Your home is your castle, right? It's the only place you're allowed to truly be yourself. It doesn't matter if your "castle" is a mansion, an apartment, cabin...; Updated 35 days ago | Fun and Funky Doormats › cat doormat
Crochet a Hat Shaped Toilet Tissue Cover: My grandmother taught my sisters how to crochet when they were teenagers, but I was sent out to work in the garden or do laundry while they sat at the table...; Updated 40 days ago | How to Crochet a Hat Shaped Toilet Tissue Cover › bathroom decor
Teach Your Children How to Set Goals: Knowing how to set reasonable goals and striving for them is an important life skill. The earlier you encourage your children to think about what they want...; Updated 40 days ago | goal setting › dreams

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davespeed Feb 8, 2012 @ 12:08 pm | delete

Thanks for commenting on my lens about the execution of Troy Davis. I appreciate the visit!

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Cumberland Jan 28, 2012 @ 9:19 am | delete

I have been using "Learn from the Past, Live in the Present, and Plan for the Future" as an affirmation for at least 20 years and maybe more. I do not remember where I got it and seeing the quote on your Bio was interesting. My version is slightly different; "I learn from the Past and plan for the Future, but I live in the Present". Not sure why I felt compelled to share this, but here it is.

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DebMartin Jan 23, 2012 @ 10:21 am | delete

Oh, another Tilley lover! Thank You.

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Mujjen Jan 21, 2012 @ 3:43 pm | delete

Hi,nice that you are trying to learn Braille. I can write it, but not read with my fingers. Proof-readers for Braille (seeing pr) do it with light behind the dots, so the shadows show where the dots are. In that way the proof-readers don't need to read with their fingers, but with their eyes.

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dellgirl Jan 20, 2012 @ 2:01 am | delete

Just stopping by to say Hello and Congratulations on making MonsterBoard: Level 64.
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