Tag: Garden

The Garden of my soul

In the garden of my soul, once bloomed a vibrant rose, Its petals kissed by sunshine, its fragrance filled with prose. But shadows crept like thieves, sneaking through the night, They stole the hues of beauty, and robbed the rose of light. Each petal, like a memory, was plucked away in haste, ...

The Garden of my soul

In the garden of my soul, once bloomed a vibrant rose, Its petals kissed by sunshine, its fragrance filled with prose. But shadows crept like thieves, sneaking through the night, They stole the hues of beauty, and robbed the rose of light. Each petal, like a memory, was plucked away in haste, ...

I Stole Raspberries from the Neighbour’s Garden, and the Next Day My Dog was Dead

I am 10 years old and madly smelling the throw pillows on our living room sofa. My brother Dustin is trailing me, excitedly lisping, “That thmell, Lindth, I know it from thomwhere!” My brother and I are the exact opposite of latchkey kids. Mom does everything for us. She makes us elab...

The Garden of Life: How My Grandfather’s Wisdom Cultivated My Soul

My grandfather taught me more than just how to cultivate land; he taught me how to cultivate my spirit. “All the images are captured by myself, so no copyright infringements” The swan song is a metaphorical phrase for a final gesture, effort, or performance given just...

Fox’s Garden, A Beautiful Tale of Kindness and Belonging

It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. What is often overlooked is the desperate necessity of those pictures, when words are not quite enough, yet we strive to explain, to understand, to be understood. Sometimes words fail us, or at least they fail me more often than I&rsq...

Helpful Tips: How and What to Paint Garden Furniture

In the article you will learn what paint and finish to choose for garden furniture. Is it possible to paint furniture with ordinary paint Almost any paint can be used to paint old furniture yourself — oil, alkyd, even epoxy, however, given that you will be doing this work at home, we wou...

The Serene Sirao Flower Garden | Cebu’s Little Amsterdam

The quiet village of Sirao is a flower farm hotspot. Two of the biggest flower gardens in Cebu City call this quiet mountain town home. The original Sirao Flower Garden houses a selection of flora, the most prominent being Celosia. This is mostly seen at Keukenhof in the Netherlands, one of th...

Urban Ag. at Elisabeet Garden

In Berlin we had the opportunity to visit the Elisabeet Garden, an urban agriculture project. Everything about Elisabeet has been done thoughtfully, keeping environmental and social sustainability at the forefront of their operation. This community garden is unique because it is in the St. Elisabeth...

Love in the Garden of Eden

Astime goes by, I’m slipping evermore into the mould. The long summer has come to an end. The clouds will be cast over, but my heart shall stay warm. Nursed by knowing. I would walk in ancient woods. Laying on foreign soil. The dampness of meshy leaves on the palms of my hands reminds me th...

Naked in the Garden

She was crouched, naked in the garden, surrounded by cherry trees in bloom. Why was she all alone, with not even a plaque to identify her? She should be in a museum somewhere, protected from the elements, I thought. But she took no notice. Her strong yet quiet face tilted downward slightly, giving h...

Garden Creamery Debacle Is Just the Tip of the Ice Cream Cone in SF’s Unfair Rules

Recently I was sad to learn that Jason Yu gave up on opening a dessert shop in San Francisco’s Mission district, after 22 months of struggle to get city approvals. Three months of the delays can be directly attributed to actions by the owners of Garden Creamery, whose ice cream ...

Can I Feed Bread to My Garden Birds?

Bread can be used as a cheap filler ingredient and can leave birds feeling full, but it must only be a small component of their diet. This is because bread does not contain the necessary fats and proteins birds need to thrive. A diet of only bread can cause birds to suffer vitamin deficiencies or...

The Man Who Defied 20,000 Nazis at Madison Square Garden

The date is February 20, 1939, George Washington’s birthday. The stage is set up in the enclosed arena of Madison Square Garden, New York, for an uncanny gathering announced as an Honor America Rally¹ and a Mass Demonstration for True Americanism. A rigid guard in makeshift a...

Prions, the Garden, and You

Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is an unusual disease of deer that has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Chronic wasting disease is interesting because it is not caused by a virus or bacteria, but instead an infectious particle called a prion. Prions are proteins that propagat...

Porn Addiction: Weeding His Mental Garden Helped Luke Find His Better Version

Amidst the dynamic landscape of the internet era, a subtle yet profound struggle emerged in Luke’s life after his 40s. In the quiet corners of his daily existence, an insidious challenge silently took root, its tendrils intricately weaving through the very fabric of his soul and well-being. ...

Atlantis and the Garden of Eden: A Contemporary View of Revelation

Though this letter may be considered by some to be a diatribe, it strives earnestly to expose common ground between science, myth, and religious writings, in an endeavor to present a logical and reasonable interpretation of presumably prehistoric events, their impact on the world’s current sta...