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Small Joys–Bloom Despite The Hurt
When these plants came up in my garden, it was apparent that a hard winter had almost killed them. Their leaves were black and half-dead. I promised to mulch them better next fall (I talk to my plants.), and then didn’t pay much attention to them. Imagine my surprise when the beautiful white blossoms appeared…
TUNIC
Wild Word Friday! Since most of us give and receive clothing as Christmas gifts, I thought you might enjoy a Wild Word post about the TUNIC. The classic Middle Eastern TUNIC was made from plant fiber, specifically linen, and it was adopted by Europeans about 6000 years ago, shortly after the people of Eastern Europe had learned to spin and weave…
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Isn’t winter just the best time of all, Jak! This gorgeous Golden Retriever belongs to Kandace Harrison Huyck. Kandy says, [Jak is] “our ‘more than we bargained for’ Golden Retriever. There is never a dull moment in our lives with this guy, but we love him so much!!!!” Please join me in welcoming JAK to…
February 2025 FREE BOOKS!
We have a treat for readers this month–two novels for young adult readers (and all readers!) from the talented pen of writer Ann Dallman. They are Book 1 and Book 2 of the Cady Whirlwind Thunder Mysteries: Cady and the Bear Necklace (Book 1) and Cady and the Birchbark Box (Book 2). From the cover…
Another gorgeous shot. Love those clouds.