Honored to work with @RedHat to develop & co-host “2020 - What Now?” This bi-weekly series focuses on practical ways to navigate current challenges by nurturing #resilience. Many thanks to @delisaatredhat for championing this project.
A bit of nursery sings it’s way into the new “front office”formerly known as “Birdie guest room. “ Life falls forward as the past ushers in the new. Can you hear it?
@apistone@rogueclassicist Yes, but give them time to digest. Less is more when curating genius. Somehow,
we all figure out why the Greek language shapes us even now.
Smith College, Classics Major,
1985
At times the frame of a porch window reveals the peace we find in a summer afternoon.
“To see with fresh eyes,” was my birthday wish last fall. Who says birthday candles aren’t magical?
@AllegraJordan1 I still believe this sculptor was a https://t.co/HqV7JL7NKm’s my argument:
Look at the texture of the knotted “taco.” Look at the star —reminds me of a flower. Softness in stone evokes a sense of power restrained..Angel’s halo is cut away like a paper doll.
@AllegraJordan1 @RobertEllsberg Allegra, your imagination and heart are immeasurable!
Love is sifted in our dreams. Keep dreaming. It lis the DNA of impact.Evidence? Your own personal HX of excellence to strengthen the feagile and to inspire the forceful. Brava!
Honeysuckle vine soon to open.
In the Carolinas, it’s common to confuse Honeysuckle with Jasmine-easy to do in early stages of order of bloom.Honeysuckle:green leaves w/ spindly flowers. Jasmine:Trumpet blooms w/ dark leaves.Honeysuckle is not toxic. Jasmine IS.
#orderofbloom
I live in the Piedmont region of North Carolona, USA.which is in the Southeastern region of continental USA. I am building a profile of an “Order of Bloom”
project to stage time’s passing with fresh life. Care to join me?
#orderofbloom
Wisteria: bundled but soon to bloom.
@AllegraJordan1 @couragecocktail@geriwithetc@iamfujimura So funny how our Ayrmount walks inspire thoughts of time and space. It’s nice to have a thinking friend.🌻
I write letters to my daughter in college. The “Order of Bloom” letter arrives each Feb. to snowy CT. I include pressed flowers to remind her of our garden walks here in the South. Periwinkle, scylla, snowdrops, crocus. Small blooms, like twilight shedding light back home.