Recent Posts
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audio 01:35
Good for the Lungs and Good for our Soul
There is nothing like a walk along the shore of the ocean with a fresh wind bringing the salty smell of the sea, cleansing our lungs and our soul, taking us back in time to memories we may not have known in our conscious minds.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/20/2021 03:00 AM
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audio 01:58
Close Trim
It is the time of year when people usually begin to spruce up their landscapes. We trimmed the apple trees, on Marginal Way walk, I found a very close Forsythia trim, and my son-in-law, like many others, just got a close overdue covid trim.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/19/2021 03:00 AM
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Not the Lilac Blossoms I Expected
I stopped to check on a lilac bush in the middle of a recent snow storm. I had been watching the buds grow, anticipating the fragrant blossoms in May. What I saw were tiny snow balls in place of the flowers. Not what I
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/18/2021 03:00 AM
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audio 01:19
April is Still Fooling Around
Just when the daffodils and forsythias are coming into full bloom, April plays the fool again, pelting the landscape with a fresh coat of snow. I know and am grateful for the moisture which is really needed, but the plants may not recover. It’s just life.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/17/2021 03:00 AM
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The Lupines are Growing
It seems as though every day now, there is something new and exciting to report as spring continues its march towards summer. Recently I checked on the Lupine Field and saw tiny lupine plants growing. In a month or so, we will celebrate their blooms.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/16/2021 03:00 AM
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The Forsythia are Glowing
Spring is now in its golden glow period with the forsythia joining the daffodils to brighten the landscape. Although that show only lasts a couple of weeks, you have an inner glow that shines even brighter and lasts all year long.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/15/2021 03:00 AM
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Mayflowers
Before the trees develop new leaves, the old ones lying on the ground captured my attention and on a walk recently there, nestled in the leaves, was a tiny heart. I smiled, felt loved, and took a photo to share. I am always grateful for hearts.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/14/2021 03:00 AM
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Mayflowers
Now that the daffodils have opened, I am happy to discover mayflowers in bloom. There is something very special about their delicate smell that causes me to pause and take a deep breath from a bouquet of them my wife places by the kitchen window. We all n
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 04/13/2021 03:00 AM
