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Nature Connection with Rebecca: Letters of Wonder from My Ecosystem to Yours π September 6, 02026 Dear friends, The three main βlanguagesβ of nature journaling are Words, Pictures, and Numbers. Itβs good to use all three because they help your brain pay attention to what youβre observing in different ways. That way, you can notice more about what is beautiful and what makes you curious. But itβs OK to have a favorite! Which one do you gravitate towards most? (Mine is words). Which one do you want to try using more? Have a great weekend! -Rebecca P.S.
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