You were initially a no-name cat who was living in our apartment garage in December. Then your owner was found in January and you were given the name of Butterfinger. You were VERY skiddish and just wanted food – but … Continue reading Reuniting is the best feeling (DAY 24/31 MARCH SOL)
This is in response to the Procrastinator’s Weekly Writing Prompt. I chose the one about Wild: Forms of Resistance. As the pure white of snow fills the trees, there is still a flash of vibrant yellow and blue. Questions like … Continue reading Can wildlife keep up? (DAY 16/31 MARCH SOL)
Today I went to a local botanical gardens that has many different cultures like Japanese, Chinese, Australian for the styles and plants. As a child, my mom and her mom loved to see the roses blooming. They were in bloom … Continue reading Roses bring memories (27/31 MARCH SOLSC) #sol22
“Ahh, this branch is perfect to rest my legs and wash” “This right wing needs some pruning after all that looking for food in the grass” “Gotta fluff my feathers for when I see my bird buds later” “Hmm still … Continue reading Bird bath (23/31 MARCH SOLSC) #sol22
I was told you were on a cotton tree, And this is the normal way you grow. I think you look like puffy white jellyfish Hanging with no water for you to go. Continue reading Jellyfish Puffballs (22/31 MARCH SOLSC) #sol22
As I lay sound asleep, the animalistic nature of the outside world was very alert. A pack of coyotes was on the prowl in search of a late night meal. I will never know how long they were roaming or … Continue reading Noises of nature (4/31 March SOLSC) #sol22
Seranading and storytelling filled the rainforest landscape as we kayaked, trekked through mud and braved the power of a natural waterfall this morning. All that’s left now are memories of the Menehune folktales we heard and beautiful imagery. While we … Continue reading Kauai keepsakes
I realized over Thanksgiving that I haven’t been as engulfed in the outdoors as usual. My husband and I often do hikes in the nearby mountains or walks around the neighborhood. But we have both been so busy! On thanksgiving … Continue reading A need for nature
I became engulfed with the backyard as I watched a scurry of squirrels chasing off a murder of crows who were all after the same seeds that fell from the trees. There was also a flock of smaller birds hopping … Continue reading Feeding Time Fight (MARCH SOL 23/31)
Did you know that the word “peacock” was not used for the whole breed? I learned earlier this week that peafowl is the name for the type of bird. Peacock is only for the males whereas peahen is used for … Continue reading Knowledge from Kids (MARCH SOL 17/31)
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