“The superfluous blossoms on a fruit tree are meant to symbolize the large way God loves to do pleasant things.” ~ Henry Ward Beecher On a walk around our neighborhood, we found this curious fruit shrub. It looked like a ground cover plant, but the red fruits made it “sus” […]
This kind of image usually squirrels into my mind when Monday rolls around and I need to balance my role as mommy and teacher. The journey seems ruggedly steep with loose gravel and dust getting in my eyes: journey to cultivate intrinsic learning and help them to make meaningful understandings […]
My one-half-year old aloe vera plant has been thriving this year. This is the successful transplant from my friend’s yard back in May 2020. Maybe the drought conditions are helping this succulent plant to grow tall and supple, without much intervention. This summer we cut some of the larger stems […]
Oh my goodness, I titled this post as August 5th, and today is September 6th. I really need to utilize my calendar. But my longtime readers know that I make these kinds of errors from time to time. Thanks for understanding and laughing along with me! lol. I’m leaving the […]
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