Students achieving Oneness will move on to Twoness. Bunga, Bunga, Cowabunga. Sophie watching me update the blog. But, while in the shower this morning, just. About writing something trailed off into considering my communication skills in general.

A journal of outdoor observation, written in response to the simple act of paying close attention for one hour per day to the natural sights and sounds of an ordinary backyard in Decatur, Georgia. Includes reflections on birds and other woodland creatures, trees, plants, weather, light, shadow, and miscellaneous oddities. Sometimes includes observations made in other locations. Monday, July 4, 2016. The Daring Moment of Fledge. The heartswelling breathlessness of it! Hatched on June 18, Day 1.

A Squint-Eyed Wake Up to Changes Around Us. Pioneer Posts About Two Pan. If you missed Part 1, you can find it here. Refresh your memory, then come back because, you need to know that in the U. We took off like children at recess. About 4 miles out of town we pushed our wheeled-freighters up a hill to a bike-bridge over the Danube.

Living simply so others may simply live. Sunday, May 12, 2013. Col Chris Hadfield, Barenaked Ladies and the Wexford Gleeks. Chris Hadfield returns to earth tomorrow but not before he has touched many hearts with his remarkable photographs and insights into the beauty that is our ultimate Mother. May we treat her with the respect she deserves. To appreciate more beauty of our Mother why not visit.

A welcoming place to share thoughts, Eco-ideas. and appreciate what we all have. Not creatively productive at all in any way. 2012 was so positively aggressive and now when things slows down a bit, mind is reluctant to digest the slow movement. Anyway moving forward is the goal. While trying to cope with the slowness of my work, I enjoyed capturing the nature in the meantime.

A celebration of all creatures great and small. Tuesday, April 16, 2013. Saying Goodbye to Nature Rambles. A colourful bug that I saw on the Garlic Creeper yesterday. So much of my time will be spent working on it. A variety of wild turmeric blooms under the mango tree. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. The tea garden as seen from a speeding car. A large flock of birds descend to feed on the grass seeds. A pair of Purple Swamphen. The delicate bloom of a Bush Morning Glory.

Essays, reviews, and etcetera by writer Katie Alvord. Monday, April 11, 2011. For the Writers on Location. I posted a first excerpt, Waiting for Eagles. My 1990 trip to Klamath Basin with photographer Don Jackson. The next day we went to Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuge.

Hovering on the edge of senior citizenship. Saturday, August 6, 2011. The Uncommon Harvest of Blueberry Bushes. This year, my mother was traveling when the blueberries ripened, so I took my husband instead. As we were picking, I realized I missed my mom. At this time of life, one wonders how many more years I will be able to pick blueberries with her. Tuesday, May 3, 2011. Friday, April 29, 2011.