State of the Garden (Somewhat Myopic View)
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Red rose and bindweed.
I’ve been walking past this rose for years. It is on the most direct route to the office. This is the first year the bindweed has taken over the rose. I imagine that there could be any number of reasons why this would be allowed or could have happened.
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On the Way to Wm Penn House
With a stop at the Tuesday Fresh Farm Market where I bought an egg carton full of figs and some white nectarines.
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Found Exhortation
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Butterfly (Two Views)
When do you ever see pictures of the underside of a butterfly? Usually it’s the top view or from the side with the wings folded together. The underside, too, is sweet, especially because we can see the delicate legs clinging to the flower.
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The Aptly Named
Giant sunflower.
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State of the Garden (Here Come the Beans)
I’ve been eating young tender beans a few at a time when working in the garden, but now comes the week or two when they are abundant.
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Theory of the Practice and the Practice of the Practice?
To understand anything fully, we must know both the why and the how, to explore the meaning and the experience. Though I was taught this in connection with meditation, it applies to most anything wants both to feel fully and to be able to repeat and to communicate.
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