Ah spring, thank you for your return bringing your multiple shades of green. Have you noticed green? Let me count the ways – lime green, soft pale green, bright neon green, yellow-green, dark evergreen, lush green, shiny green, the vertical greening of a mountain, take-your-breath-away green of stream-side moss and now as early summer emerges […]
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The next three weeks are the darkest time of the year when the days grow shorter and the nights longer. Ideally we take this time of year to “be” more and “do” less. Personally, I take this time to explore my inner landscape. I start my day very slowly and quietly perhaps with only a
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This past month is the time of year when a certain type of anticipation takes hold of me – it’s garden time. I have been a gardener my entire adult life and I still have the same joy, grief, sore muscles and utmost reverence for the gift of planting seeds in the soil of this
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