Dig in soil, get happy--Better still, get smart
Planting a garden © ThroughWaters Creative Commons 2.0 |
New bee species makes nests of flower petals
Flower petal egg nest Image courtesy Jerome Rozen American Museum of Natural History |
Celebrate life, community, summer
Community, sharing, dance, good food, giggles, outrageous happiness--these are some of the things that make being human so much fun. If Ordinary were real today, a celebration of life and summer there might look a bit like this one in Santa Rosa's Harmony Village.
Feeling good about something? Share it here!
Spread some good cheer! If something struck your fancy this week, and you'd like to share, please tell us about it in the comments section, along with a link. If the link is to one of your blog posts, all the better. Do keep it upbeat, family friendly and in the spirit of building a world more like that of the Village of Ordinary.
What are you feeling good about today? Share it below, won't you?
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None of the web sites featured today solicited promotion, nor do I receive anything for mentioning them here, other than the pleasure of knowing about some folks who are working hard to make the world a little more like Ordinary.
This post updated 7/9/2010 because I posted from my mobile last week and omitted the intro to the video and all of this last section. Still working on getting the hang of mobile blogging!
This post updated 7/9/2010 because I posted from my mobile last week and omitted the intro to the video and all of this last section. Still working on getting the hang of mobile blogging!
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We make peace in a million small ways every day.
All text and images, unless otherwise noted, copyright L. Kathryn Grace. All rights reserved.
3 comments:
The story about the bee's nest makes me smile and feel hopeful. Thank you!
LOVE these, thank you! Yesterday I unearthed a bit of writing that talked about how smart/self-confident the tuberrose felt, knowing that it was the cleverest of all creatures - even man babies it, all because it learned the trick of smelling beautifully. Now we see that Mother Nature is at the head of the pack again - rewarding us for tending her. And, given that chemicals kill soil bacteria - probably only rewarding the organic gardeners among us. How appropriate!
And the bees! That is a children's story right there!
Deb, yes, it does me too, every time I think of it.
Hayden, I did not know that bit of lore about the tuberose. Thank you, and will you be writing the bee story for the children?
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