Tag: snow
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At least here in Ontario, the credo/reminder always holds true.
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When walk out in the yard after lunch these days we can’t help but feel Molly’s absence. The paths she would take through the garden and the spots along the way that she always revisited to check for “messages” from other animals passing through. Part of the joy of living with Molly was getting to experience her maps and pathways. She would sometimes stubbornly insist on going a different direction than where we were headed. She found her own plants for healing and enjoyment to munch on and had such a curiosity for everything happening in this shared natural space.…
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Update from the earlier photo showing the light, but wet!, first snowfall (more like slushfall) we got this afternoon. Gayla was saying that we can look forward to a fairly different snow-covered garden this season given how much has changed over the year. There’s a kind of winter architecture that’s exciting in gardens. We leave most structures and plants in place over winter so lots of aspects will catch snow in unique ways.