Ever wonder why October’s Moon can look absolutely enormous
It isn’t necessarily bigger—it’s a fascinating trick of perception called the Moon illusion. And that gorgeous golden-orange color? There’s science behind that, too. 🍂 Sometimes understanding the science makes nature even more wonderful.
It’s October. The fall decorations are going up.
Fall decorations are going up. The sweater is on. There’s just one problem—it’s still 85 degrees outside. Anyone else ready for real fall weather?
October has arrived… which means it’s time to start thinking about fall garden cleanup.
October has arrived... which means it’s time to start thinking about fall garden cleanup. Gladys, however, has a slightly different approach. Sometimes the best gardening tool is a little patience- and a well-timed first frost.
A Perfect Day
I don’t need much. Crisp air, golden leaves, a quiet walk in the woods, and a little time surrounded by nature. THIS is my perfect day. 🍂❤️ What does your perfect day look like?
The Acorn
An acorn may be small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, but tucked inside is an embryonic oak tree — and the beginning of something much bigger. 🌳 Over time, that tiny acorn can become an entire neighborhood, providing food, shelter, nesting places, and habitat for
National Good Neighbor Day September 28
Happy National Good Neighbor Day! They say a great neighborhood isn’t just built out of houses—it’s built out of the people who live in them. At its core, being a good neighbor is about creating a quiet sense of safety and belonging. It means knowing that you aren't completely
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Dr. Pam Stephens Lehenbauer, Ph.D., MBA, PMHNP – BC, is an epidemiologist, researcher, nurse practitioner, and popular guest speaker. She is also a Certified Home Horticulturalist and conservationist. Her first book, Wonder and Joy for the Wired and Tired (2025), has appeared on numerous Amazon nonfiction bestseller lists and received the international Gold Medal from the Independent Publisher Book Awards in the Inspirational/Spiritual category. She is currently writing a romantic comedy set in New England that will be available in early 2027. Pam enjoys writing about gardening, health, nature and the environment, quirky science, and life.
