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Today’s Nouns Brought to You by the Letter L
I could think of only one word befitting today’s post: love. It is a person, a place, a thing, and an idea. It’s universal. Kind of says something to brevity… Read more
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Today’s Nouns Brought to You by the Letter K
I have to be honest…we’re almost to the half-way mark on this little A-to-Z journey and I’m feeling a bit sluggish. (Actually, it’s not just sluggishness. I’ve figured out, while… Read more
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Today’s Noun Brought to You by the Letter J
J is for: jellyfish! I guess it’s here I must confess. I talked about living at the beach and having visited many beaches on B-day over a week ago. Now… Read more
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Today’s Noun Brought to You by the Letter I
And…the Is have it! I’ve gone back and forth and sideways trying to figure out what I nouns I’d be chatting about today. The truth is, I still don’t have… Read more
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Today’s Noun Brought to You by the Letter H
The Flight of the Hummingbird “You are Mr. Owl. I am Ms. Hummingbird. We may have come from different species, but as long as you’re a bird, I’m a bird… Read more
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Today’s Nouns Brought to You by the Letter F
Welcome back to the month-long April Challenge in the form of A-Z! I’m so happy to see y’all this fine Saturday. Let’s get straight to it! I had a few… Read more
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Today’s Noun Brought to You by the Letter E
Good morning, A-to-Zers, followers and bloggers alike! Looks like I might get one post up before breakfast this week after all. Hope everyone is having a fun time so far… Read more
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Today’s Noun Brought to You by the Letter D
First, thank you so much for all the love the blog has gotten over the past few days! I appreciate every single visit, like, and comment. I’m going to be… Read more
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Today’s Noun Brought to You by the Letter C
So! Here’s the skinny. Today I completely intended to talk about cranberries and The Cranberries because, well, I love cranberries and The Cranberries. Cranberry juice rocks, no matter what people… Read more
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You might be wondering, why Hawthorns & Honeybees? Well, you see, Hawthorns are tough, adaptable, and resilient. Their roots run deep. While I’ve pulled up stakes and moved a lot over the years, I’ve always felt my roots down in my bones, tugging and pulling. And I’ve finally come home to the Heart of the Ozark Foothills, where Hawthorns flourish. I’m tough when necessary, following a Marine Corps husband around for almost 30 years certainly instilled adaptability in me, and I’m resilient. I just keep coming back! And you, my little Honeybees, are completely compatible with Hawthorns and such a vital part of things here. Honeybees are also incredibly adaptable and incredibly resilient. They’re actually considered a superorganism! In other words, they are capable or working together to achieve phenomenal things. They’re each unique creatures, they are social and good for the environment. Qualities I want to surround myself and my writing with.
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