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Dedicated to the Orca, Tahlequah, and her calf, Southern Resident Killer Whales, a matrilineal and endangered species, on the 1st anniversary of her l... In the last days of life most of us will not go to the grave asking for more time on a computer. But we may ask for some more time to experience life ... The tallgrass can grow eight feet tall and
send roots down six feet. Tallgrass ecology
supports a great variety of flowering plants
like sunflower, m... After experiencing the howling wind, torrential rain and minor damage in three hurricanes, this poem reaches out to those who have been in the path of... This photo shows the stripped earth of the rain Forest where trees once stood proud.
I read today that our rain Forest is in worse shape than fir... The Pacific current is not cooperating again this year and that doesn’t bode well for those of us who live in Canada’s eastern provinces! As a result ... Its been a rough ride for the upstate of South Carolina today with multiple storms passing our way. “The means to gain happiness is to throw out from oneself like a spider in all directions an adhesive web of love, and to catch in it all that comes”
... For those that think that we should, "have dominion over all creatures," and that we have, "inherited the earth," for our own personal profit to benef... I know I will get more introspective about this week, but right now it is just plain fun.
The picture was either taken by Kathy Armijo or myself. Not... The treasures of mother earth are ours to behold There are poke salad festivals held annually in many places.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokeweed
Today marks the beginning of Spring season and is called Basant Panchimi.It is a very auspicious day marked by celebrations. People wear yellow cl... A poem about the fisherman's bond with the sea and the sea's bond with the angler. Each needs the other, in order to live the way each wants. Against blackened skies,
A brilliant signature
Is written in light.
Thunder underscores
The inion of His Name:
There are no questions.
Written with ... A new day, begins: back online. :)
Image (c) 2006, Karla Dorman. "The First Tree" by Kimmy Van Kooten
Copyright 2000
Hope this doesn''t stir another "ballad war" :) My first attempt...constructive critisism desired ... Doubt the human neighbors would be too pleased to know these animals were living near their homes... A scene I happened to notice in the morning, an almond tree in the neighborhood, all its leaves are pink and red in color. It is the only tree stan... Rain enhances the beauty of nature’s colors. My cousin, Patricia, asked me to add to this piece; however; I tried—late nights, early mornings, and dur... Photographing a bird on the seashore "Nature never did betray the heart that loved her." Unknown The Blue Whale as well as many others are in extreme danger. Please people..
Think of these giant creatures & their place on this planet. January off
to a roaring start -
twisters in w i n t e r!
Image (c) 2007, Karla Dorman We have a Maple Tree in our front yard. It is beautiful to watch in the Spring, Summer, Fall, even in the winter. I took the picture myself. Butterflies, to me, are a sign that a loved one is visiting me.
Thank you for your prayers - whew. Getting worn out by all the weather! LOL An apparent tornado hit part of Burleson, where Karen and I live - no d... Summer days past and Winter days upon us - we sense the quietness and calmness of the sea and coast......
The nature of a carnivorous plant with its inbuilt mechanism to trap insects seems so paradoxical to the practise of Ahimsa ( Non Violence ) a... Our Australian NSW, Conservative government, the Liberal party, recently approved a mega coalmine to extract coal directly under our central water bas... |
