This beautiful Peace Lily (also known as a Peace Plant) was given to me by my son soon after Christmas. To learn more about the plant go to: https://www.southernliving.com/garden/perfect-houseplant. (There are many other articles on the internet about this subject.)
The Amaryllis is a fascinating and amazing plant. We were given one of these plants fur Christmas. They grow unbelievably fast and need no water. To read more about the Amaryllis plant and how to care for it you can click here. We took a picture to capture its growth almost every day.
This post is written in gratitude to my son and daughter, those with whom Ī’m living and all my friends.
The monkey seems to be pretending like he can’t see Satvamrita. He’s waiting for him to go away so that he can get into all kinds of mischief. This seems to be their daily routine.
I haven’t. Look carefully and you will see a rainbow on the border.
And were met by greeters
And they choose not to come to our balcony.
This is a little jetty of fresh water, or mostly fresh water
Grandpa’ Elk watched over ‘his’ herd with relaxed attention
A casual conversation
These sunsets were taken two days apart.
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