The amaryllis, which I read is actually a Hippeastrum, and which I’ve named Meryl Astrid, is more open today. It’s taken 50 days for it to get this far. We’ll enter February this way.
January 31, 2025 at 9:03 PM
The amaryllis, which I read is actually a Hippeastrum, and which I’ve named Meryl Astrid, is more open today. It’s taken 50 days for it to get this far. We’ll enter February this way.
Happy Friday Reads, Bethanne.
I'm finishing Nina MacLaughlin's essay, WINTER SOLSTICE, and looking forward to Katherine May's WINTERING: THE POWER OF REST AND RETREAT IN DIFFICULT TIMES.
May our world retain its present decencies. May we resist the indecencies of the new regime.
#FridayReads
I'm finishing Nina MacLaughlin's essay, WINTER SOLSTICE, and looking forward to Katherine May's WINTERING: THE POWER OF REST AND RETREAT IN DIFFICULT TIMES.
May our world retain its present decencies. May we resist the indecencies of the new regime.
#FridayReads
January 17, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Happy Friday Reads, Bethanne.
I'm finishing Nina MacLaughlin's essay, WINTER SOLSTICE, and looking forward to Katherine May's WINTERING: THE POWER OF REST AND RETREAT IN DIFFICULT TIMES.
May our world retain its present decencies. May we resist the indecencies of the new regime.
#FridayReads
I'm finishing Nina MacLaughlin's essay, WINTER SOLSTICE, and looking forward to Katherine May's WINTERING: THE POWER OF REST AND RETREAT IN DIFFICULT TIMES.
May our world retain its present decencies. May we resist the indecencies of the new regime.
#FridayReads