The Opposite of Love: Part 2
I stepped outside last night with a mix of great anticipation and deep worry, wondering if the efforts we have made over the past two days have been enough to
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Weekly Puzzler Answer #242
If you live around Asheville, NC then you’ve most likely spotted this flower from puzzler #242 blooming along the roads. It is everywhere! Whole seas of yellow decorating the highways,
Weekly Puzzler #243: Native, Twining Vine with a Heart-Shaped Leaf
This next plant is a native, twining vine that has lovely heart-shaped leaves with palmate (radiating from the center) veins. The leaf is much smaller than another vine with heart-shaped
What’s the Opposite of Love?
I’ve been sending my thoughts out into the universe now through my blog posts for years. Most days I feel like I’m talking to myself, but I continue because I
Pink Lady’s Slipper Orchids: A One Minute Meditation
For me and my quest to see wildflowers, this has been a banner spring. I have made time to get out often and check out some new trails, including some
Can You Spot the Lie? Periodical Cidadas
I’ve been seeing a lot of articles for the past two months about the emergence of periodical cicadas–these are the ones that stay underground for 17 years. Many of the
Weekly Puzzler Answer #241
Last week’s puzzler was perfect for the first day of May since it is called Mayapple, or Podophyllum peltatum. It is also called Indian Apple, Wild Lemon, Raccoon Berry and