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We are all experience the pain of putting gas in our vehicles. My debit card literally cries every time I go to the pump. So to ad insult to injury, or make us wish for years past. I thought it would be good to see the gas prices through the years.
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Why do we buy so much stuff? A discussion about thoughtful consumerism and alternative gifts.
What would happen if the world suddenly stopped shopping? Beyond the economic impact of this action, how would this affect the state of the
Recovery from disaster is a long process, as this Museum of Anthropology exhibition demonstrates. Open until Sept. 19. The idea was to posit a radical reassessment of our relationship, to buy fewer things, repair them more often and lighten the overall footprint of consumption. But it turns out plenty of folk were already well on their way, caring for items, both practical and whimsical, with gentleness, affection and care. A bounty of submissions arrived — coats, frying pans, earrings, key chains — each with a story attached. Whether it’s a very old teddy bear or an upright piano, the...