Feeling the blues cuz it didn’t seem like much happening to appreciate enough to get me out in the yards prompted me to cruise the web looking for ideas when Spring finally returns . . . low and behold I stumbled across this site and blog and had to reconsider my dismal perspecive on my yard. And now again, I see that I need to look even closer to find those moments that merit my inspection and appreciation. thanks.
AGREED! I spend quite a bit of Coaching time explaining to clients why they need to leave them alone. It’s a beautiful symbiotic relationship that through electron microscopes and such we are only learning the tiniest bit about now. There’s a whole universe in that tiny speck. 🙂
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That’s quite the variety there! Lichen is a sign of good air. It’s intolerant of pollution.
Feeling the blues cuz it didn’t seem like much happening to appreciate enough to get me out in the yards prompted me to cruise the web looking for ideas when Spring finally returns . . . low and behold I stumbled across this site and blog and had to reconsider my dismal perspecive on my yard. And now again, I see that I need to look even closer to find those moments that merit my inspection and appreciation. thanks.
What a truly lovely sentiment Rita, you make it all worth while. Thank you! 🙂
Wow…beautiful!! Looks like something out of the ocean
Thanks Josh! I thought it did too.
Thanks Deirdre! You make great points- So true!
Too many people think they’re parasitic, which they’re not.
AGREED! I spend quite a bit of Coaching time explaining to clients why they need to leave them alone. It’s a beautiful symbiotic relationship that through electron microscopes and such we are only learning the tiniest bit about now. There’s a whole universe in that tiny speck. 🙂
Lichen has its own beauty and sure makes a statement on the landscape.
Lichen is beautiful. I think the photo above highlights that perfectly.