Gmorning Sue
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I'm trying to imagine your filing cabinet... growing fast I bet.
I could only imagine what that file cabinet's size is? Just a drive-by.. Looking great Sue..
GL and Keepem Green
Gmorning Sue
Hello Sweet lady. Looking good.
Nice.
At the moment it's simply a stack of cards on my table, but I keep thinking it might be fun to make one for every plant I harvested and get them in chronological order. Makes the organizational geek inside me go a little nuts contemplating all that paperwork. Lol!
Sue, your story about the birds chirping 42 minutes before sunrise is one of the most profound concepts I have heard in a long time....I am a trained horticulturalist and why haven't I heard this.....I am also a Master Gardener....they at least alluded to the trees communicating with each other but WTF.....nature continues to astound me in the most glorious way.....
Doc Bud always recommends drenches while the birds chirp in the early morning and I never knew why.....not sure he does either, but thanks for the great tip....
This is a must read for you you Shawnee and Sue....heck...all of us. I just bought it and am only in a couple of chapters. "Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants" by Robin Wall Kimmerer. She is an unbelievable story teller. A botanist and part of the Potawatomi Nation. She weaves plant science, with history, and her heritage. She speaks of our symbiotic relationship with plants and animals with such moving grace. Check you local library for it. They may have it.
I stole your post about the birds to share with another group. Galactic Hitchhikers on facebook. It's a fan group for the late Douglas Adams writer of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" in the book the answer to life the universe and everything is 42. Intersting that it's also the first two numbers in 420
Stick them all up on a bare wall. Sue's grow wall.... yup, Tead likes the idea.
This is a must read for you you Shawnee and Sue....heck...all of us. I just bought it and am only in a couple of chapters. "Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants" by Robin Wall Kimmerer. She is an unbelievable story teller. A botanist and part of the Potawatomi Nation. She weaves plant science, with history, and her heritage. She speaks of our symbiotic relationship with plants and animals with such moving grace. Check you local library for it. They may have it.
Hi LadyGaea,
I listened to that audiobook while on a long bus trip recently (not a commercial bus thank God!), and her writing is most excellent and highly recommended. Part of my takeaway is that life is both ordinary and extraordinary in a plethora of ways simultaneously. Much more too, but I'll not dig too deep since I'm not under the influence right now! An excellent share Ladygaea!
Sue,
Great nickel tour as usual, I think your Carnival 4.6 will be a monster plant. After doing this for quite a while, you get to know the look of a real winner way before Flower time starts, and she looks like a champ in the making. So glad your daughter could enjoy an outing in public like theater. My nephew has severe social anxiety problems too, and now that he's old enough, I've been guiding my brother concerning vaping various high CBD strains for his sons condition. My Bro was anti MJ most of his life, lumped it into one of the "problems" of society for so long, but he changed when he accepted the reality that I have been using it almost continously since I'm 12 years old, over 50 years. He holds me on some pedestal (wrongly ... I'm as flawed as any other human being) as I've been moderately successful navigating life, and he finally accepted that it's not the evil thing it's has been categorized along side of ... coke, heroin, meth and the other dangerous chemicals. He the drank the Federal koolaid in the 70's.
My nephew has improved with high CBD vaping, and can now go out and enjoy a concert or show on occasion. Last time I played in NO, I had him back stage and he was able to meet strangers, talk about things that interested him to them, and even let me bring him on stage for a tune (behind the drummer with a tambourine, but hell, he was standing in front of at least 1500 strangers), feeling naked and exposed, and he ended up enjoying it. It did wear him out though, it was still work for him to accomplish, he cried when we closed and the experience was over. Freaking awesome considering the Pharma hell he went through for years as a teen. BUT vaping allowed him to develop enough courage to cross a line my family thought impossible. What person with any sense couldn't call that medicine? NONE
Enjoy those outings with your daughter, they are special and the stuff you can't beg, borrow or steal!
Peace
Keith
This is a must read for you you Shawnee and Sue....heck...all of us. I just bought it and am only in a couple of chapters. "Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants" by Robin Wall Kimmerer. She is an unbelievable story teller. A botanist and part of the Potawatomi Nation. She weaves plant science, with history, and her heritage. She speaks of our symbiotic relationship with plants and animals with such moving grace. Check you local library for it. They may have it.
Lady,
My library didn't have this book, so I ordered it on Amazon....this book speaks to me.....thank you for the recommendation, can't wait to receive it!