Book reviews for kids the wild robot and pax

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I think everyone worries to some extent, but my worry became paralyzing. What caught my attention of late is the subject of worry.ДЇor many years, worry consumed me. Given societyвЂ™s penchant for shutting down opposing points of view, it strikes me as more critical than ever that we brave few and soldier on, and share whatever strikes our fancy вЂ“ no matter whom we may offend.

#BOOK REVIEWS FOR KIDS THE WILD ROBOT AND PAX FREE#

Yet, here I am, in an age where free speech seems to be no longer en vogue, pecking away at a keyboard, sharing my unsolicited thoughts with the internet and perhaps even the metaverse before too long. Suffice it to say, my online writings have caused issues for some over the years вЂ“ but thatвЂ™s another story for another time. Truth be told, I actually thought of shutting the whole thing down after a couple of incidents. The old blog has suffered from its share of neglect over time, despite major upgrades over the past two years. IвЂ™m not sure that anyone still reads this anymore. One day, I will be no more, and will leave him to look over the folly of someone else. And the Sentry will stand guard over my efforts. Today I will cut the grass, carefully avoiding the roots and briars about the yard. And yet we humans go to such great lengths in pursuit of whatever vanities that strike our fancy only to find that they are less fulfilling than if we had simply carried out our purpose and passively existed like the Sentry. How interesting that a living, but non-sentient being like a tree can serve so many of its denizens simply by existing.

His branches reach 50 feet into the sky with ease, providing a playground to the chipmunks, and the squirrels, and the birds. This is, perhaps, the only time that red and blue can get along, pecking amongst the grass for provisions.ДЄt the center of it all, a giant silver maple stands sentry in the middle of the yard вЂ“ a massive tree that has seen more life than I ever will, and has probably done more good than I ever will too. I can also rely on a family of cardinals and a family of blue jays to make their appearances. My chipmunk friends look on in bemusement.

Meanwhile, the birds of the air flit back and forth among the canopy branches and the woodpeckers tap in vain against the synthetic siding of the house.

They mischievously chase each other from limb to limb and across the power lines, nuts in tow.ДЄ couple of brave chipmunks have even chanced to come upon the deck to grab some of the Biscoffs that I had set out for them. Every morning, I am greeted by squirrels zipping across the yard, scurrying up the trees. There are four or five large trees in total, but they provide a fine canopy over the whole area.

Book reviews for kids the wild robot and pax