inSpirations and inSights on my pebbled garden path…
Here's some shades of gold in response to Travel Talk's blogging challenge this month: And a nugget from Leo Tolstoy: "Truth, like gold, is to be obtained not by its growth but by washing away from it all that is not gold."
Besides remembering the thousands killed by terrorists on 9/11, this post honors some Patriots who are uniting to rescue America now. Twisting Truth First of all, let's be clear. Patriot is NOT a shameful word. Until the FL/Woke falsifies another dictionary, Patriot still means a person who loves one's country and boldly defends individual rights …
Which truth do you speak --- what your heart knows or what you are told?
This post is about unearthing the truth .
And this is why complete history must be taught, why books never burned, information not censored, cruelties not repeated... I found the artist's commentary as heart wrenching as the artwork, and a necessity for healing the self, and preserving humankind...then, now, always. His work is on one of my favorite blogs. See how it affects …
Have you ever… Looked forward to something that resulted in something vastly different? Expended effort that did not produce fruition? Gotten involved in an activity that became incompatable? Sometimes life just is. Nothing is as nothing is to both you and me. Fortune and misfortune are neighbors Sai Ong Loses Horse. Plants …
Gardening teaches me so much about living life. Besides providing quiet time to regenerate, and avoid constant interruptions of marketing ploys or messages that can wait, gardening offers opportunities to look more deeply into life. Stepping into the tomato patch today, I notice some are ripened red, some still green, some are somewhere along the …
Continue reading "Nature Teacher: We may be One but We are Not the Same"
I made this salad for lunch. Well, actually Mother Nature made it for me, I simply chose to partake of her delectable edibles that nourish me in boundless ways when I choose to look her way. Convenience or Necessity — Which is it and What Matters Most? Too often, I grabbed a bag or box …
