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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Fly Your Dog To Mexico
Putting my dog on a plane and moving to Mexico was probably the hardest thing I have ever had to do.
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12 Kid-Friendly Vacation Spots That Will Exercise Your Science Muscles
Here are 12 of the best vacation spots that will promote healthy critical thought and a love for science.
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Make Friends With Sea Turtles
Swimming with sea turtles in Akumal on the Mayan Riviera.
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Meet A Quokka
We left from Freo early Friday morning. Rottnest Island is only 18 kilometres off the coast of Western Australia so we arrived a short twent
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Make Friends With A Purple Octopus
When you’re eight, you don’t really get it when you’ve been given something that will alter your life forever.
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Just Watch
This is something I scratched into my notebook in the middle of a red-eye shift at the airport, sometime pre-911.
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Find The Sacrificial Altar At Chichen Itza
My journey to Chichen Itza.
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Evolve Back Into A Fish
This is why I get in the pool and swim every day.
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Find Nirvana
Godless Mom learned to surf in gym class in Australia. We used to hop on a bus and drive out to Trigg Beach or Swanbourne Beach depending on the surf. We’d get our wetsuits on, lay in the sand and practice popping up on our boards. After a while, our instructor would take us out past the break, where we would mostly sit and wait our turn to ride a wave. Surfing was hard, but it was the best thing about school in Australia by miles and I wouldn’t trade the fact that I learned to surf on powdery
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Fall Head Over Heels For The Big Easy
The French QuarterI’ve gone free diving with a purple octopus in Tahiti. I’ve explored uninhabited islands in Australia and Thailand. I’ve had my hair braided and beaded by beach vendors in Indonesia. I’ve walked through the jungle for breakfast in Malaysia and welcomed Santa as he arrived barefoot, with an umbrella, in an outrigger canoe in French Polynesia. I’ve done a lot of things and seen a lot of places, but none of them have ever moved me so profoundly as New Orleans. There’s not another
Read essayGodless Mom is a secular lifestyle blog written by Courtney Heard, exploring evidence-based wellness, ethical living, philosophy, culture, and the realities of life without religion.
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