Cammy Cañizal (cammyrp93)

Cammy is a freelance writer, Spanish bilingual, nature and animal lover, and an artist. She enjoys exercising, swimming, cooking, and reading. Subjects she has studied in-depth are etymology, languages, astrology and the occult. She is a practitioner of African Religious Traditions, including Ifa and Sanse.

In the Spotlight

Pit Bulls: Nanny Dogs, or Vicious Animals?

Pit bulls have a reputation for being dangerous around other dogs and people. But what about their history of being nanny dogs? I look at their history of being used in dogfights, what a pit bull is, and what happens in instances of aggression.

In the Spotlight

5 Misunderstood Running Myths: Don't Let These Stop You

There are some myths about running out there that are neither true or false. Those of you who enjoy running want to make it a boon to your health, rather than the opposite. You wouldn't want to miss out on running based on a rumor that a certain practice is harmful.

In the Spotlight

The Origins of Olive Oil in Language

Everyone knows about olive oil, but not everyone knows about its linguistic origins. Olive oil lovers can have an even greater appreciation of the product by learning how it came about in our language.

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  Dog Breeds

  Pit Bulls: Nanny Dogs, or Vicious Animals?

  2 years ago

  Pit bulls have a reputation for being dangerous around other dogs and people. But what about their history of being nanny dogs? I look at their history of being used in dogfights, what a pit bull is, and what happens in instances of aggression.

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  Running & Jogging

  5 Misunderstood Running Myths: Don't Let These Stop You

  2 years ago

  There are some myths about running out there that are neither true or false. Those of you who enjoy running want to make it a boon to your health, rather than the opposite. You wouldn't want to miss out on running based on a rumor that a certain practice is harmful.

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  The English Language

  The Origins of Olive Oil in Language

  2 years ago

  Everyone knows about olive oil, but not everyone knows about its linguistic origins. Olive oil lovers can have an even greater appreciation of the product by learning how it came about in our language.