White Oleander
a pot of little Dahlberg Daisies
quail tracks
Gray Texas Sage (buzzing with bees)
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Do you ever feel overwhelmed by your daily dose of of bad news? When I feel disheartened by the hatred, cruelty and greed (especially for power) in our ...
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We often develop slang or codewords to keep the others from understanding what we’re saying. Here’s an example (thanks BK) of the lengths that some are goi...
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By Leo Babauta There is a power to our word that is very often underdeveloped — words are magic, and can create the world around us. But most of us use t...
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Hi Tina,
ReplyDeleteI love the quail tracks! My Texas Sage was EATEN by some very fuzzy rabbits, and no longer has any blooms at all. But I like that I can enjoy yours. Thanks for sharing...
the rabbits are so adorable...it took major barricades to let the sage get big enough to thrive...
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