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first month free. Greetings you wrinkly, Vincoliveinc's. Welcome to the Blind Buy podcast.

If this is your first episode, consider going back to an earlier episode to familiarize yourself with the

lower of this podcast. Thank you for all the kind words for last week's

episode where I spoke about the value of mindful walking and where I focus my attention on plants and the sound

of rain I've been thinking about dandelions a lot this week because we take them for

granted because they jot out of tarmac and concrete. We consider dandelions to be weeds, but dandelions are an incredibly resilient

native wildflower. They bloom in early spring, when most other flowers aren't out yet.

The dandelions, they pop out of the fucking earth or pop out of the concrete in late March.

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