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Caution – Manatee Crossing in Pascagoula

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www.ourmshome.com – Martin Hegwood – 2023-08-11 07:23:27

SUMMARY: Paddleboarding has been a preferred means of transportation in Pascagoula for centuries. The Pascagoula Paradise Paddlers is a group of kayakers and paddleboarders that gather monthly to float along the river and enjoy the recreational waterways. The group is open to all ages and welcomes people from all over. Paddleboarding is not difficult to master and is a great way to build upper body strength and improve balance. While encountering wildlife like alligators is rare, dolphins and manatees can often be seen in the area. If interested, one can check the “Meet Up” app for upcoming paddles.

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The History of a Favorite Food, Pizza

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ourmshome.com – Julian Brunt – 2025-04-27 11:39:00

SUMMARY: Pizza, a beloved global dish, traces its origins to flatbread in Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt. The modern version emerged in a Jewish community in southern Italy, where leftovers were placed on flatbread, later becoming popular in the U.S. through Italian immigrants in the late 1800s. American pizza differs from its Italian counterpart with a thicker crust, more sauce, and varied toppings. In the 1960s, pizza kits and chain restaurants like Pizza Hut helped popularize pizza in America. Homemade pizza is simple yet time-consuming, requiring basic ingredients, or premade crusts for convenience, with endless topping options.

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Share the Story of Mississippi

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ourmshome.com – Joy Lucius – 2025-04-24 08:30:00

SUMMARY: The author shares a deep love for Mississippi’s history, which was reignited during a family trip along the Natchez Trace with a grandchild. They enjoyed the state’s natural beauty while discussing local flora and the etymology of place names, many derived from Mississippi’s Indigenous tribes. The grandmother eagerly shared the origins of various towns, emphasizing names linked to nature, historical figures, or notable stories. She highlighted the importance of preserving and passing on history to future generations, challenging readers to learn the stories of their own cherished places, reminding them that history enriches our understanding of the present.

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Easter Nature Hunt | Our Mississippi Home

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ourmshome.com – Mark W. LaSalle, Ph.D. – 2025-04-19 09:24:00

SUMMARY: Easter egg hunts bring joy to children, especially with hidden eggs in un-mowed lawns adorned with spring wildflowers. The author recalls waiting to mow their lawn until after Easter, using the tall grass as cover for eggs. This Easter, they encourage others to appreciate the wildflowers that bloom during this season and consider allowing their lawns to grow freely, creating “no-mow zones” that support pollinators. Such spaces not only add beauty but also benefit the ecosystem. The author invites families to engage in an Easter Nature Hunt, discovering the charm of wildflowers alongside the traditional activities.

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