Word of the Day
Illeism (n., ILL-ih-ZMM)
The act of referring to oneself in the third person. One day, The Dailies will stop referring to itself as a thing, but today is not that day.
The act of referring to oneself in the third person. One day, The Dailies will stop referring to itself as a thing, but today is not that day.
David Latimer planted a seed in a bottle in 1960, then sealed it up. Nearly sixty years later, the bottled garden is thriving beautifully. Says Latimer:
This is possible because the garden makes its own ecosystem through the magic of the sun (photosynthesis) that is self-sufficient.
“It’s 6ft from a window so gets a bit of sunlight. It grows towards the light so it gets turned round every so often so it grows evenly. Otherwise, it’s the definition of low-maintenance. I’ve never pruned it, it just seems to have grown to the limits of the bottle.”
To read more about how this works, head over to Biologic Performance.
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