Vitamins A and B for the weekend. Thanks to our school garden.
What are you harvesting before the first frost?
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Vitamins A and B for the weekend. Thanks to our school garden.
What are you harvesting before the first frost?
David Suzuki’s final episode of The Nature of Things after 44 years
"... and I think there will be many suprises that will not be good. But there could be many surprises that will be good if we give nature a chance." - DS -
Matthew 6:26-27
26 Look at the birds of the air; they
do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds
them. Are you not much more valuable than they? 27 Can
any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life[a]? https://www.biblegateway.com
Nope. Worrying indeed shortens our life. Wish we could be
like the birds, but we’re in a capitalist society where the privileged few play
with supply and demand.
After a week of heat warnings, this mild morning sent me back
to my long walks with foraging crows and magpies, cawing and hopping on the ground
blessed with the recent rainfall and crumbs left by night prowlers. Squirrels
scurried up trees turning into fall colors like they couldn't wait for the 22nd.
Neither can I. MLJ/01/09/2025/LongWalks
Pretty soon, it’s fall.
Wildfires will rage on underground,
Imagine the swag bags you get when attending special events.
We teachers got them from our school administrators, along with large roses and
chocolates, at the start of this school year. Treats also come on many
occasions throughout the year. Now, who wouldn't want to work in our school?
This reminds me of another principal, Mr. PL, who has now retired. We'd find Kisses
in our mailboxes all the time. How would you show appreciation for your staff
if you were the boss? MLJ/26/08/2025/Here’sToANewSchoolYear
Use them in this recipe if you're out of sweet potatoes, purple yams, or cassava. Enjoy!