The Secret Heart of Serendipity
I made a delightful discovery today. While walking down the sideway of our apartment building, I spied a bromeliad with what appeared to be a bloom within a bloom, one […]
Tag Archives: Perspective
Garden of Essential Needs
According to the old English proverb, necessity is the mother of invention, and that is never truer than in my tiny courtyard. One thing I’ve learned is a garden is […]
The View From Here
My courtyard is tiny, but I think I’ve told you that before. Despite the limiting view of the walled space, the pocket handkerchief piece of sky above, it still seems […]
The Idea of Home
Have you ever paused to contemplate the idea of home? What it means to you; what it may mean to others? Did your thoughts fly immediately to your house, your garden, […]
A Fork in the Path
Oh joy! My Cymbidium orchids are sending up flower spikes. I’ve counted nine so far – the most I’ve ever had on one plant. Other pots have one or two […]
The Power of Perspective
The reflective process has stood me in good stead in recent times. But I have to admit it’s been challenging trying to reconcile the perspectives offered by this busy week’s […]
Big Dreams for a Tiny Garden 