Hey Everyone, I could really use your help with pushing my #EarthLight book into the top 50 books on @amazon. I’m currently at #199 in Nature Conservation which is pretty amazing since I am self published. Please consider picking up a copy or gifting a copy to a friend or even just resharing this post would help. If you want to purchase more than one copy, it helps if you do each purchase individually. If you buy a copy and tag/DM me, I’ll send you a signed art postcard as a bookmark! Thanks for all the support! 🙏🏽☺️👩🏾🚀🚀🌍✨
The EarthLight: The Power of EarthLight and the Human Perspective.
https://t.co/sm8tvqpzet
I hope this email finds you on the banks of a river. I hope a witch has turned you into a willow tree. I hope your roots grow deep into the soil. I hope lovers rest beneath your boughs
@mollyanne326@EmeraldCityHky The intention to wear it beyond one game seems to be a loophole. Thankfully, because this work of art is worthy of more than a single game.
@SquigglyVolcano@NatGeo Sincerely grateful for this read. As a layperson whose curiosity led to (slightly obsessive) fascination this past week, this provided a wealth of much needed context. Thanks again, excellent work!
NEW: After three essentially safe outbursts on the Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland is bracing itself for what could be a highly destructive fourth eruption.
Here’s what we know, what we don’t know, and what may come to pass.
Me, for @NatGeo https://t.co/4LWzH8Egp8
Happy #WorldOctopusDay! Revisiting #OctoOdyssey expedition earlier this year. The team documented octopus nurseries with hundreds of Muusoctopus species brooding viable eggs in low-temp hydrothermal fluids, saw octopus mothers protect & clean their eggs, and more!