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I'm not the biggest fan of zoos, but this is one thing they can do; they help extend dying species via birth and drawing attention to conservation efforts. And it happens to have been born in Tennessee. A solid, spotless giraffe was born! We're in the midst of naming it. https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/nation/2023/08/21/reticulated-giraffe-without-spots-born-tennessee-zoo/70645506007/?fbclid=IwAR0CN_p3n0iUFk9VnCf2GduGfV9RVxEu6_YdJw1dJAB_6KeqM_kVqI1UetU Here are the choices: Kipekee, which means "unique" Firyali, which means "unusual or extraordinary" Shakiri, which means "she is most beautiful" Jamella, which means "one of great beauty"

excerpt from book (The Collected Regrets of Clover) I am reading: 'If you want something you don't have,' he'd said 'you have to do something you've never done' I have always heard it the opposite way (If You Always Do What You've Always Done, You'll Always Get What You've Always Got), and the above is far more inspiring.