The tulips at the Honor Heights Gardens always remind me of Cindy. She and I used to go there every spring with our children. One year the gardeners pulled up the faded tulips and gave them to the visitors. Cindy and I took some home to plant in our yards. Every year since Muskogee tulips have bloomed in spring in my flowerbed. I... Continue Reading →

Crawling through the grass and clover To photograph dandelions and  bluetsA feather caught my eye.A work of art itself.After serving a bird Helping him fly,He has a season of freedomThen goes back to the soil.Pretty featherI would have missed it walking!

I planted a small brown bulb. With sunshine and rain came this leaf and pink/green stem. The bud burst open to reveal all this color and beauty inside, opening and reaching for the sky. What a surprise! Can there be hidden in people this kind of beauty waiting for warmth and prompting to break out and glow?