I’m still a member of the FTD Boston support group. Once in a while, in addition to the monthly group meeting reminder, they email links to supportive information. Yesterday, I […]
After things fall apart, it usually takes some time for things to come together again in a meaningful way. Karl and I moved into our home 3 years ago, February
The Magnolia closest to the Koi Pond is always the first tree to bloom here at Rest.Stop.Ranch. Evening and day showers provide the right conditions for the seeded grass to
The birds and bunnies appreciate this patch of yellow forsythia near the grape vines. Just yesterday I saw a cottontail rush for cover as Miss Honey and I approached while
The lenten roses are beginning to bloom as well as the magnolia tree along the access path to the home. We are also now feeding the koi and goldfish in
The korean forsythia is blooming in our Secret Garden! The emotional benefits of practicing meditation can be significant. At our mid-week, mid-day mediation group yesterday, one of our participants shared
I was quick enough to catch this hyacinth – and slug! However, I didn’t have my phone with me earlier this morning when I walked down to the Meditation Garden
Between the street-side rock wall and the Orchard Avenue (which is part of the wheelchair accessible MargFMac Front Garden Loop) we have a new garden area. We’re calling it the
