
Finding nature in gardens and neighborhood walks — and the stories that grow there.
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Four years ago, after encouraging everyone else — over and over — to let their “imaginations out to play,” I finally took my own advice.
Slowly at first, just once a month, I began digging deeper into my own imagination and letting it out...
one of this year’s daisies in our garden (photo by me)
Gardens are always changing, day after day, year after year.
When we moved into our house, nearly two decades ago, we inherited the perennial garden in the front yard, along with a fe...
Once a month or so, a tiny tale wanders into my Letters from the Garden.
As a sneak peek, this particular story is one of 50 that will appear in my next Tiny Garden Stories book: Autumn in the Garden, vol. 1. Pre-orders are open, if you’d...
our tiny Buddha, sitting on the garden wall (photo by me)
It is still (in my opinion, at any rate) too hot here.
At the moment, my forays outside consist mostly of getting the mail, traveling to or from the office, and venturing out to ea...
our woodland garden in late June (photo by me)
The garden has been changing again, the way it always does this time of year. Deepening greens. Shifting light. Buzzing bees. The little things you notice when you stop to listen to the birds...
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Noticing nature close to home — in gardens, on walks around town, and in the everyday details that are easy to miss. Writer and publisher of quiet stories for adults who still love children’s books.
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