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  1. Stitching Hope for the Louisiana Coast – Introductory Quilt

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    August 28, 2020 by Dr. G

    The quilt that introduces the science quilt collection on coastal optimism, Stitching Hope for the Louisiana Coast

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My latest #miniquilt for #FrontDoorScience features one of the @projectdrawdown sectors for climate solutions - Electricity. The fabrics in this #quilt, patterned after buttoned up, feature solar, wind, wave, and other renewable energies.
Wearing my official vaccination shirt of 2021. Thank you @riteaid for the @pfizerinc shots, Dr. Kati Kariko & colleagues for laying the groundwork for the mRNA vaccines, @paditv for the mask made of recycled plastic bottles (plus filter inside), & @geosciencewomen for the #dayofscience shirt (sparked lots of conversations both days!)
Every year, I walk by blooms in this brilliant color - and every year, it reminds me of the color of my dress I wore to my high school junior prom! 😂
Such a sad-looking, dry rain garden. I hope it’s ready for when the rain comes back!
This phone is no longer welcome on the second floor of our house (where the two rooms have now been converted to home offices). There’s way too many spam calls during the day, and it’s conference presentation season (ACS & others...)

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