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Author: Christopher Hewitt

  • Would You Grow Vegetables in a Graveyard?
    Incredible Edible in the UK plants gardens in every public space, including graveyards

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • “A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal”William Wordsworth captures grief over a lost loved one in eight short lines

    “A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal”
    William Wordsworth captures grief over a lost loved one in eight short lines

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • Monday Hearts for Madalene
    Page Hodel creates the most beautiful hearts in an ongoing celebration of love

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • “The Last Man“Author Mary Shelley speculates on the end of mankind from an incurable plague

    “The Last Man“
    Author Mary Shelley speculates on the end of mankind from an incurable plague

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • Monday Hearts for Madalene
    Page Hodel creates the most beautiful hearts in an ongoing celebration of love

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • The Chinchorro Created Mummies Thousands of Years Before the Egyptians
    The ancient Chinchorro people from South America may have been the first to explore mummification

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • Should We Have the Right to Choose Our Deaths?
    Assisted dying opens a difficult question on whether we should choose our own deaths or facilitate others’

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • “Gaudeamus Igitur”A tongue-in-cheek graduation song that tells us to make the most of life before we die

    “Gaudeamus Igitur”
    A tongue-in-cheek graduation song that tells us to make the most of life before we die

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • Monday Hearts for Madalene
    Page Hodel creates the most beautiful hearts in an ongoing celebration of love

    Christopher Hewitt

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  • Kicking The Bucket: A Festival of Living and Dying
    A two-week festival in Oxford contributes to the end-of-life conversation with a casual, refreshing celebration

    Christopher Hewitt

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