Urban Oral History: Residential Narrative in Urban Transformation
I’m in the final year of my PhD studies and while processing ‘official’ results of my studies, one of the greatest surprises for me…
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I’m in the final year of my PhD studies and while processing ‘official’ results of my studies, one of the greatest surprises for me…
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This post was originally published at the LinkedIn Newsletter ‘Atelier of Life Notes’ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/rejection-revision-psychological-barriers-process-lundkvist-fsi-bprvf/ I’m not the type to want or to need to…
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Conversation between my daughter and me this morning: My daughter: “Mom, why are you vegan?“ Me: “Because I don’t like the way animals (where…
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The lettuce is growing The peas are growing The tomatoes are growing The peppers are growing The garlic is growing The parsley is growing …
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The cold snap appears to be over and the plants in our balcony kitchen garden definitely appear to be happy. Ever since I began…
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Working at home means I definitely take multiple breaks thru the day to water and tend to plants on our balcony garden. A kitchen…
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It’s Easter and a holiday weekend here in Poland so time for a lot of family moments and relaxing. It also feels like Spring…
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“Urban farming is as ancient as human civilization itself.” We’ve grown plants at home before. Big heaping pots of herbs in our backyard in…
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Scenes from our first November 1st in Poland last year (2021) from the tram ride through the city and then many from the cemetery….
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ESPRESSO PEA SHOOTS AUTUMN LEAVES TREE IN SNOW FEAST TABLE SPRING & BRIDGE CANDLE IN KIRUNA WINE IN KIRUNA SPA CANDLES IN KIRUNA MOSS…
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