When we moved to Michigan, I resisted. I did not want to be here. But every time I stepped into the backyard, nature accepted me, until my resistance broke into all kinds of wonder-full pieces. Feeling inspired by @adalimon's #youarehere. https://t.co/eItv7f701N
@ayesharascoe Thank you @ayesharascoe! Favorite NPR story of all time: "Getting to Know the Puzzlemaster" Favorite this week's challenge answer: #Klingon. Answer to this week's challenge for the beloved #puzzlemaster: love, puzzles, and postcards full of both.
Flocks of winter birds in their murmurations just before sunset are a symphony in flight. Conducted by whom? Doesn't matter. They lift my eyes and my mood off the dull pavement and into the sky.
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@LGSpace@WildlifeTrusts I've written state agencies in Michigan to have these installed. MI is 4th in the US for collisions with animals. Wildflife rerouted me to DNR, DNR to Fisheries, Fisheries to DOT. How do we advocate for and then GET these?!
I was weeding spaces between mare's tail and giant hyssop, sneezeweed and sunchokes (some of you out there are wondering, "is she weeding the weeds?!") I admit, I was wondering what it was for, this time, these wildflowers, when the world is on fire. Then I saw her, and I knew:
After 5 years of entertaining rampant milkweed in the backyard, I stumbled on our first monarch caterpillar, fat, gorging itself on one just out the back door. One more future monarch! Astonishing! Lovity!
Small Encounters https://t.co/QbaO1rupVP
Emily wrote into life connections between wind, worm, dew, and flower. #vermicompost She saw ecology before it was named. Bloom: The Evolution of Life on Earth and the Birth of Ecology (Joan As Police Woman Sings Emily Dickinson) https://t.co/GvTRIzj2FM via @brainpicker
There is no Internet connection, no cell service, not even a number to call, but maybe, if I write enough raw wild into the world, she'll smell new pine spice on the breeze and come back.
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