I’m stealing the title for this post from John Green because well, just because it’s perfect. Continue reading →
And then, something to pin on the wall for those drama-filled times… Continue reading →
…opened up his wings wide and made all sorts of threatening, look-how-big-I-am-or-maybe-I’m-a-bat, sort of gestures… Continue reading →
First Peony of 2014 Continue reading →
For years I’ve tried to get two plants into my garden: baptisia or indigo and Amsonia or blue star. The baptisia has very distinctive pea-like foliage. Imagine my surprise yesterday when I saw a stand of Amsonia blooming in my … Continue reading →
Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their food, and tyrannize their teachers.
