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Curio Research Quarterly Vol. 27

Happy New Year, y’all! Most of us are holed away in our cozy abodes, escaping the winter chill, making now a great time to tackle repair and declutter tasks. I recently brought an armful of clothing to my local tailor for alterations and repairs, including a few moth eaten sweaters (yes, sweaters with holes are repairable). I also have several vintage garments I don’t wear anymore that I need to rehome. What’s been hanging out on your to-do list longer than you’re comfortable admitting?

Curio Research Quarterly Vol. 26

It’s autumn, and we all know what that means - don’t rake your leaves! Fallen leaves are winter hibernation environments for all kinds of pollinators. While I won’t be able to convince the other families in my building to leave the leaves alone, I will be able to take the leaves from the lawn and stuff them around the plant beds to provide that crucial bug habitat and insulate our plants against the winter cold.

So what has Curio Research been up to over the summer? Lots! Let’s dig in.