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Tag Archives: flowers
Quite the Assemblage
Mr. Chipmunk bounced ahead of me down the walkway. I found his hideout under the raised bed of herbs. Hiding in the shadows. Discovered and photographed. Quite the assemblage of activity in our birdhouses. Well hidden in the hibiscus bush, … Continue reading
Posted in chipmunks, hibiscus bush, life cycles, live and let live, Mrs. Robin, my Dad
Tagged apple trees, bird houses, flowers, herbs, nests
6 Comments
On a Quest
Birds busy building nests and Searching for seeds, worms, and such. This is the game I play as I wait for tulips and daffodils to make an appearance. No yellows yet. Behold! I spy purple! A square pansy? Research yields … Continue reading
Posted in birds building nests, icicles on birdhouses, on a quest, wild pansy
Tagged flowers, Siberian quill, spring sunshine, Upstate New York
25 Comments
Spring Cleanup
The weather finally cooperated for our spring cleanup. Or almost. Last day of April. Chilly winds prevail. Snow in the forecast tonight. Spring weather in Upstate New York! Three new Swiss Stone Pine trees grace the side property where a … Continue reading
Posted in butterflies, gardens, our end of the pond, spring cleanup, Swiss Stone Pine trees, woodpecker
Tagged cucumbers, flowers, mulching, topsoil, vegetables, weeding
22 Comments
Hope Sustains, Hope Remains
Even as snow covers the ground, there is hope of spring -it will finally arrive. Rampant, worldwide pandemic affects all of us; yet, there is hope, HOPE. Look into the eyes of a child anticipating gifts for birthdays and … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, faith, Good Friday, hope, Mother Nature, pandemic
Tagged birds, cure, faith, flowers, Mother Nature, tree buds, worldwide virus
31 Comments
Here Comes the Mail!
the mail arrives arrives with Ashley Ashley is kind kind and takes time time for a word word and smile smile goes a long way way for route route is long long and winding winding through neighborhoods neighborhoods with flowers … Continue reading
Posted in gardens, herbs, mail, postal carrier
Tagged cul-de-sac, flowers, gardens, grilling, neighborhood, vegetables
6 Comments
Comforting Those Who Mourn
Flowers carried in and placed on the altar. The casket was draped in white. Music began. Choir sang. Comfort offered to those mourning. Last words by a family member. Tears. Off to the cemetery with prayers graveside. Sometimes music is … Continue reading
A Mother’s Day Prayer
Remind me to take joy in ordinary events: Chores such as laundry, cooking and shopping. Let me make time to listen to others and share. There is so much joy to find in the little things. Birds are busy building … Continue reading
Posted in a prayer, Mother's Day, mothers, ordinary events
Tagged birds, flowers, happiness, joy in life, love, satisfaction
10 Comments
The Scrubs Are Just a Cover!
Last week we were graced with a visit from our traveling nurse daughter who wanted to help celebrate Mother’s Day early. As we visited, talked and caught up with her life and doings, I was most impressed with … Continue reading
Forsooth, Still Winter!
Impatience surrounds us. For example, waiting for an elevator. There is always that person who, no matter if the button is lit up, will hit it again. Sometimes there are those who stare at the lit button and repeatedly hit … Continue reading