Stunning waterfalls, horseback riding on the beach and a few friendly nibbles from those repellent-immune, winged locals.
To city officials, Mark and Judy Weller are the perfect couple. They both have good jobs. They have started a family.
Just a few short minutes ago I was happily raking sticks, acorns, and leaves from the mossy areas between our lawn and the woods. As my mind wandered it occurred to me that I needed to come up with one of my Gardening Oops – GOOPs – posts soon
German mountain climbers Toni (Benno F
Today, people all over the world are extremely conscious about how they look and what impression they make. Gone are the days where graying and aging were part and parcel of life. Today, people like to swim against the tide for as long as possible, trying their best to cheat Mother Nature and sometimes, even death
Winter months present northern gardeners with ample opportunities to slow down and reflect, and in doing so I began to wonder how a quote I live by has guided my gardening path. This thought was sparked by one of the blogs I try to visit regularly.
A view of some foliage from my snow-covered gardens reveals some still green herbs frozen in time ( I’d show a photo of thyme here, but it’s all under snow).
When the kids were little and ventured out to play in freshly fallen snow, the yard became happy with boot prints, snow angels, and winding tracks left from rolling snowman parts.
Let’s see … I have a book to finish, studying to do, and a blog to keep active after I finish all paying work and paying all bills.
Mother Nature must read gardening blogs.
