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Today as I was walking, I was meditating on how the plants along my pathway evolved from small green shoots that appear in the brown landscape of late winter to become what they are in summer. “Becoming” is the thought that struck me. We usually think of becoming as kids saying what they want to ...Continue Reading
The explosion of color in summer keeps our gardens and landscapes filled with joy. But what about in winter? The landscape is gray and brown with only surprises of color on new mushrooms or flashes of bird feathers. Winter is barren and dull for the most part. The sky is often leaden gray for days. ...Continue Reading
After a dreary cold morning, our walk in the woods was blessed with brilliant sunshine. As I sat on my favorite fallen log, I reveled in the sun warming my face. There were few walkers or runners out today because of the cold. The only sounds I heard were birds calling in the trees as they foraged ...Continue Reading
In mid-winter it’s hard to believe that spring is right around the corner or that summer’s explosion of color will be upon us shortly thereafter. But a quick journey through my summer photos while looking for butterflies yielded the abundance that characterizes that time of year. We just need to ...Continue Reading
My pathway in winter is strewn with seedpods of the sweet gum. Now many people complain about them, but I love their beauty and abundance. They seem to be scattered endlessly on the path and in the grass and woods. Their miniature seeds are mostly gone having emptied out of these little spikey ...Continue Reading
