Image From Pixabay A mother duck Carefully builds up a nest With bits and pieces Adding some of her own feathers To keep her little ones Warm and safe She will fight like a lion for them Going to great lengths To give them a life Until it’s time for them To fly away Alex
Tag: nature
A Health Plant For A Health Human Part 3
Image from Pexels From the comments, some of you are enjoying this series. I’m doing a part 3 and ending this series here for the time being. The article I have been using is from Lifehack, which I will link at the end of this post. Doing these posts gave me a better understanding of … Continue reading A Health Plant For A Health Human Part 3
Top Ten Tuesday/ Nature’s Beauty Covers
Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by thatartsyreadergirl with a new topic every week. May 11: Books with Nature on the Cover (flowers, trees, landscapes, animals, etc.) When I blogged the Top 5 Wednesday last week, I didn’t realise how similar both prompts are. So, I’m picking books that remind me of nature in any way. That sunset … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Nature’s Beauty Covers
Me And The Sun
Image from Pixabay Watch the sunriseLighting up the dayA break from the worriesOf the night behindWhen the sunThe Goddess of lightEnters your soulAnd brings it backTo life Alex
The Bird (Guest Post)
Image from Pixabay I hear a symphonyin the world around meas I go througheach passing day.From the thump of machineryto a bird's song,the whisper of the windand the hum of tires on asphalt.Everything in the worldmakes a songfor those who listen,A quiet tuneborn of an invisible creatorunique to the worldyou wander through.Sometimes I only catchbits … Continue reading The Bird (Guest Post)
Gingko
There are many reasons why a person can’t or chooses not to take drugs in the form of medicine for things like colds and illnesses of that sort. My reason being that I need to get my liver to a safe level so that I can start hormone therapy. So, under the doctor’s advice, we … Continue reading Gingko
Dolphin In Pink
When I saw this on Facebook, I knew I wanted to blog about it, so that’s what I’m doing today. We live such face-paced lives that at times, we don’t stop and appreciate the beauty of nature around us. About 12 years ago was the first sighting of the pink dolphin by captain Erik Rue … Continue reading Dolphin In Pink
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