The Five Emotional Stages of Winter Mornings
Stop Killing Your Plants - Credit Evelyn Boughton Ferry via Facebook
Squirrel Appreciation Day is celebrated on January 21. It was started in 2001 by wildlife rehabilitator Christy Hargrove, who wanted people to pause and notice squirrels not as pests - but as clever, resilient animals that quietly help ecosystems thrive.
Cottagecore and Cozy Wellness and Well-Being. A perfect winter day. From Pam Stephens Lehenbauer and
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Roosting in a stand of cottonwood trees.
To You and Your Family
As the calendar turns, many of us feel a push to “start fresh.” But nature reminds us that growth is rarely sudden. Trees do not sprout overnight, and seeds need time to root before they bloom. There is wisdom in this quiet patience.
A few weeks back, I wrote a post about how deep and lasting friendships are very much like beautiful evergreen trees in winter: They are both steady, resilient, and withstand the wear and tear of turmoil and time. After reading the post, a good friend and fellow nature afficionado pointed out to me that we have “other” steadfast friends...