The Saggiest Wins
At the Denver Zoo, I become amazed with the number of animals who give prestige and power to other animals based on how much skin
(my daily blog)
At the Denver Zoo, I become amazed with the number of animals who give prestige and power to other animals based on how much skin
I’m relaxing in a neighbor’s backyard, and she leans my lounging chair back to make sure I’m comfortable. Then she exclaims, “Look! The delphinium!” I
I learn today how sensitive the human eye is to contrast. In fact, perceiving contrast brings pleasure. We actually enjoy it. This explains why I
I wait for the Northern Cardinals to leave. I lean in, snap the photograph, and then get out of there before I’m pecked to death
First Green Strawberry Today I zoom in on the first little strawberry in the patch. I take a moment to focus. The background blurs, and
Today I learn from the neighborhood children all of their digging stories. Children seem to have lots of these: digging in sand; digging in dirt;
Walking to school, we notice how everything drips. It’s nearly 35 degrees (a warm day!), and we’re jubilant as we slosh along the sidewalk. I
Snowflake Melts on a Branch I learn something astounding about snowflakes today: the more hostile the environment, the more intricate the snowflake’s shape. The bitter
Early this morning, the children race around the house to announce the news: Snow! Just flurries, but still the excitement mounts as the sun rises
Today, my very stylish sister takes me shopping. I used to be stylish–maybe 20 years ago–when I had the means, the time, and the desire