I love the great big beautiful world God created! The sweet trill of the song sparrow greets me each morning. The yellow daffodils smile cheerily from their perches atop the hill in our back yard. The worms wriggle hello and … Continue reading →
I have always loved trees, even as a little girl. I grew up on a dairy farm in Pennsylvania with acres and acres of woods to explore. There was a sugar maple at the end of our driveway that signaled … Continue reading →
The North wind doth blow and we shall have snow – a nursery rhyme from my childhood. I thought of it the other day when I read a March nature study calendar from the homeschool site Wonder-Filled Days. The site … Continue reading →
Fractals— never heard of them until this fall. Fractal is a comparatively new term coined in 1975 by Benoit Mandelbrot. It’s from Latin meaning broken or fractured. We’ve always seen fractals, we just didn’t use that term. God used fractals … Continue reading →
My new book for children is titled “Grumpy the Gator”. My first book for children is “Licky the Lizard”. Living here in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, we are accustomed to seeing alligators in most every pond. Certain times of … Continue reading →
Do you have a favorite bird? While birds are beginning their fall migrations, it’s a great time to delve into ecosystem science. This summer my favorite bird found its way back into our neighborhood. The pileated woodpecker had been missing … Continue reading →
