This week brings me two revisits of recent topics: dressing-room hooks, and flowers planted by someone else that I can enjoy.
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A great blue heron fishing considerately in full sunlight for full-size fish.
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Mysteries, Four of the Simple Ones
And when the blue heron, breaking his long breast feathers,
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as he rises and floats over the water?Read the whole poem by Mary Oliver, here.
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oh yes!
(couldn’t find how to italicize the yes)
Thanks for looking for us.
Judith – Thanks for enjoying them. ๐
Ah, bougainvillea…. These show all red, but I’ve seen them covering walls and terraces in other tropical locations, where they mixed red and yellow and orange and white… Always spectacular.
I must see if my nursery can find me one I can grow indoors…
Jim T
Jim – ๐ Yes, I saw hedges of many colours in Guatemala, also. Here, the city/county seems to plant just the red ones along the freeways, but a house around the corner from us has mingled red and purple. Lovely. Good luck with the nursery.