If ever I needed proof that time is not linear, this blog is Exhibit A. It seems like I just collected monthly clips last week, but here we are looking backwards at July. Maybe the month flew by because the stories were so engaging? Check out the list below and see what you think.
Earth911
Helping Wildlife During Heat Waves
Killer Threats to Killer Whales
Gardening With the Three Sisters
Reprints
What Are VOCs and How to Avoid Them
Understanding the Population Problem
Closing The Loop With Architectural Salvage
Finding Better Biodegradable Bags
Are Your Honeybees Harming Native Pollinators?
Mowing the Grass? Let it Lie to Grasscycle
Home “Eco”nomics – Should You Buy a New Car?
ParentMap
PEPS Affinity Program Connects Parents With Shared Identities
The ‘Dream’ of Affordable, Reliable Child Care
Reprints
Flying Out of Paine Field: Good for Families?
Seattle Times
Dacha Thatre’s newest play riffs on Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales
WWMG
A Simple Scan Can Help Patients Avoid Heart Disease
Why Hearing Loss is Happening at Younger Ages
The Stages of Obstetrical Care: What to Expect
Crooked Road Blog
I posted three times in July: my June articles roundup, an independent bookstore visit, and the Australia entry to my reading around the world challenge.
Popular Posts
July was the month that Google Analytics switched to a new version, and although I thought I updated everything correctly, that is rarely true. So I wasn’t really surprised when WordPress and Analytics generated completely different lists of most popular posts for July. I don’t really know which list to believe, but maybe you’ll find one of them interesting.
Analytics
WordPress
Looney Toons World of Marriage of Figaro
Laxness is Dependably Frustrating in Independent People
Sigur Ros Challenging Video for Fjogur Piano
Madama Butterfly at Seattle Opera
And that’s July in the books.
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