The realm of the soul is the realm of dreams, of creativity, of emotion, and the true spark of life in every life. Christine Torres
Dreams show us how to find a meaning in our lives, how to fulfill our own destiny, how to realize the greater potential of life within us. Marie Louise von Franz
We should not pretend to understand the world only by the intellect. The judgement of the intellect is only part of the truth. Carl Jung
Those who do not know how to weep with their whole heart don't know how to laugh either. Golda Meir
This is the best time of year here. Soon the heat will burn away the blooms, but right now, things are growing and blooming. I just wanted to share a few of the beauties bringing me pleasure in my yard right now.
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Yeah, it's warmer than usual here too, which always makes me fearful about summer. If it's this hot now, how bad will it get in a few months???
Don't be too jealous Nancy. Those flowers are just a small corner of my yard, the rest of which is brown and dry in the drought we're having. And the purple and yellowish beauties are only as big as my pinky fingernail. I don't know what they are, but they're so beautiful.
Really warm for February (Thank You, Gloobal Warming!--heh), moderate rains for this time of year. Crocuses are emerging.
Inside, my pineapple has survuved being left out to freeze one night during an unexpected snap last fall, and seems to be making some sort of recovery. My baboo (started from a cutting a few weeks ago) seems to be thriving in a pot where I planted five Anasazi beans on Saturday (they are already sprouting--looks like I may get my chance to dry some for seed!).
The animals are all glad for the lack of a really cold winter. The dogs are outside boys (with almost daily visits indoors), and have thrived in some really harsh weather in the past denning up on the South side of the house, where there's cover AND winter sun, but this year have been able to get by without even developing much of a winter coat...
Strange weather, and possibly to get stranger still...
Still, that's what weather and climate do: change. It's just the way it's always been. I think I'll just enjoy the benefits for now, like your beautiful flowers.
Yeah, it's warmer than usual here too, which always makes me fearful about summer. If it's this hot now, how bad will it get in a few months???
Don't be too jealous Nancy. Those flowers are just a small corner of my yard, the rest of which is brown and dry in the drought we're having. And the purple and yellowish beauties are only as big as my pinky fingernail. I don't know what they are, but they're so beautiful.
Posted by: Christine | February 09, 2006 at 05:27 AM
Lovely!
Really warm for February (Thank You, Gloobal Warming!--heh), moderate rains for this time of year. Crocuses are emerging.
Inside, my pineapple has survuved being left out to freeze one night during an unexpected snap last fall, and seems to be making some sort of recovery. My baboo (started from a cutting a few weeks ago) seems to be thriving in a pot where I planted five Anasazi beans on Saturday (they are already sprouting--looks like I may get my chance to dry some for seed!).
The animals are all glad for the lack of a really cold winter. The dogs are outside boys (with almost daily visits indoors), and have thrived in some really harsh weather in the past denning up on the South side of the house, where there's cover AND winter sun, but this year have been able to get by without even developing much of a winter coat...
Strange weather, and possibly to get stranger still...
Still, that's what weather and climate do: change. It's just the way it's always been. I think I'll just enjoy the benefits for now, like your beautiful flowers.
Posted by: David | February 07, 2006 at 04:54 PM
What beautiful color! Where do you live, Christine? I'm so jealous! ;)
Posted by: Nancy | February 06, 2006 at 10:46 PM