Back in February 2015, Mark A. Burch facilitated a seminar entitled “Transitioning to Simplicity”.
My wife and I had just been discussing the fact that the ability of oil to do work for us is unparalleled, when I stalled the car at about the 60m mark of our country driveway.
Our culture hates hypocrisy. That’s usually a good thing, but there are times when we’re too quick to judge.
Not long ago I heard of a recently retired senior saying that he was bored with his new life. His complaint was that there are only a limited number of things one can do around the house. I know many seniors who feel this way.
My wife loves to garden. I like to garden. We spend a lot of time in the vegetable garden. She does almost all the brain work and a lot of the brawn work.
I cherish my memories of learning to ride a bike. The exhilarating speed, the acrobatic feel of a new movement, and the expanding horizons were absolutely thrilling to me.
I came across the following article (author not given) on the internet the other day.
We’re super excited to announce that we’re back for the 2023 season! We’ve got a new location, a new website (labike.ca), and more ambitions!
In part one of this series, we looked at evaluating your garden space, companion planting and starting plants indoors. So what’s next?
We will know spring is really here when we see the first dandelion put forth its optimistic bright yellow flower. Dandelions and other perennial plants always bloom at the same time each year.