Published in September 2020

September is kind of my favorite month. September is back-to-school, switching t-shirts for sweaters, drinking hot lattes instead of iced. Or at least it usually is. This September was remote learning with scheduling mix-ups, smokestorms, and drinking more home-brewed drip coffee because coffee shops are off-limits. At least I can still bring home the bacon (well, not actually, I don’t eat pork). Anyway, I did get some work done. Read on for a list of things I published in September.

Earth911

I feel strongly about this one: Alternatives to Tree Removal

I wrote more guides to shopping for better products:

Good, Better, Best: Seafood

Good, Better, Best: Shopping for Natural Fibers

Not So Good, Better, Best: Synthetic Fibers

Good, Better, Best: Leather and Leather Alternatives

I wrote about more environmental observance days:

Your Food Waste Has Global Impact

International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies

International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer

And some older articles were republished:

Landscaping for Fire Resistance

Start Thinking About Your Spring Garden Now

What to Do With Autumn Leaves

ParentMap

Ethical Education in Action

Getting Your Kids’ Hands on Real Books This Fall

Remote Learning Resources to the Rescue!

A Practical Guide to Starting Your College Search

How Green Is Your Child’s School?

Books for Tough Times

Remote Resilience: Building Community During Distance Learning

Crooked Road

I posted ten times in September, which is more than the previous two months, but no one seemed to care. Traffic was down and so were most other metrics. Maybe there’s a lag time in user behavior? Anyway, the most popular posts in September were:

Amnesia: The Ultimate K-Drama Trope

The Necessary and Proper Clause

Summer Expectations vs. Reality

French Music I Like

Drunken Piggyback Ride K-Drama Trope

Search Terms

Usually it’s interesting to see what search terms brought people to this page. But in September it was kind of boring. The most popular search term was my name. Next up was a Constitution post, but not the usual one (Weights and Measures). After that, someone must have been looking for a particular K-drama because a bunch of search terms that combined K-drama, amnesia, car accidents, and memory loss.