White Oleander
a pot of little Dahlberg Daisies
quail tracks
Gray Texas Sage (buzzing with bees)
When org charts flatten, but complexity grows, how do you equip the people
doing the work to navigate it all?
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*The Holidays* -- are you rejoicing, barely holding up or somewhere in between? I move through the season this year with such a mix of emotions. There i...
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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 We’re entering the last month of the year, and for many of us, it’s a darker and quieter season. It’s the perfect time for reflection. I l...
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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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