
Finding nature in gardens and neighborhood walks — and the stories that grow there.
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these tiny hardy-begonia blossoms showed up in our back garden
Not much is happening in the garden at the moment, and the weather hasn’t been nice enough for walks in the woods. But we have a hardy begonia or two, in the shade between the...
Once a month or so, a tiny tale wanders into my Letters from the Garden.
In which Squirrel listens through the window…
Squirrel had slept in and now he stretched luxuriously and then pulled the quilt back up to h...
in the garden this morning, the hostas are blooming and the leaves of the wood poppies are tinged with copper (photo by me)
As I left the house this morning, tree-trimmer trucks were gathering in front of our neighbors’ house. I’m guessing...
my writing buddy, Scribbles (photo by me)
I saw a social-media post the other day, with Millennials rolling their eyes at Gen Z for adopting the same fashions that had (they thought) already gone out of style more than a decade ago. But th...
a windy walk along this breakwater would be nice and cool (photo by me)
We usually associate Seasonal Affective Disorder with not getting enough sunlight in the winter. And while that is true, I can feel myself getting equally SAD and out...
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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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