Two thousand and sixteen years seems like a vacuum of time to rummage the planet, but if you think that’s long, wait until you hear about the history of honey.
Category Archives: Nature
In the Spring and Summer Try not to mow And you may see That a meadow will grow Many times we feel it’s necessary to mow the grass. It’s growing, it looks unkept – mow it down! Sure, a well kept lawn or field looks clean cut and organized but with a little going out of the standardized […]
A blatant tragedy of total despair The bluebonnets and indian paintbrushes of Kings Court are no longer there. Driving in Texas during spring can be quite a lovely experience. Bluebonnets and indian paintbrushes grow wild all around. Other wildflowers pop up to say hello as well. It’s pure beauty. There’s a lot of land on Cypress Rosehill and […]
I’ve been gone from my hometown for sixteen sweet and sometimes bitter years. Looking back, the memories give me a sense of pride and rejoice. Though some thoughts remain fuzzy, it’s clear that growing up in my hometown was a mesmerizing experience. Nevertheless the paramount mentioning of my mother who passed away and whose ashes were set […]
Extra, extra, read all about it — America is made in China! Thanks to the corporate heads flying over countries waging the next swoop of people willing to work for low wages. All while polluting the planet with ignorance.
Herbs and essential oils have historical based benefits and are fused with an endless amount of uses. Some essential oils help boost mental clarity and make learning and study much more productive and pleasant.
October 1, 2015, was a glorious day, when a set of two brother bob kittens were released into the Texas wilderness. Their den was destroyed by Houston area construction. Mother bobcat was nowhere to be found. Urbanization closed in on the wide-opened prairie and field they called home.
Majesty and the Bees 