Quirky Quips & Sewing Snips
Layers of beauty. Layers of allegory. Layers of post. I humbly (Ha! I’m dang proud of this, cliché or not!) offer this photo as participation in both Anna’s Project Blue (blue sea & blue sky) AND Jeremiah’s, From the Ground, Up. (from the sand to the heavens) [...]
Many desert plants thrive in Hawaii. We have a moderate climate: not too hot, not too cold — and moderate rainfall: not too much, not too little. They also like the volcanic soil, rich in nutrients, but high in sand and rock content, so the roots don’t get damp rot. [...]
This xerophilous Prickly Pear Cactus was equipped by nature for a life in a very dry climate, but it is thriving here in the land of relatively consistent 80% humidity. And I bet you had no idea that the flowers on this plant are xanthochromatic. For real. Honest. As are [...]
The King of Quack calmly paddling in the fountain. The Queen of Quack, completely unconcerned with my proximity. The Queen of Quack, somewhat concerned with my proximity. The Queen of Quack, down-right concerned with my proximity. [...]
See lion? Sea Lion! Lazily soakin’ up the sun. It’s a rough life, but a cetacean’s gotta do what a cetacean’s gotta do. [...]