Thoughts
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Unapologetic Mushrooms
I went on a mushroom walk (thanks to Airbnb Experiences: Things to Do Hosted by Locals www.airbnb.ca) and experienced hidden treasures in the forest that I’ve walked past hundreds of times. The mushrooms were so diverse in colour, texture and
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A Leaf’s Persona
I remember as a child collecting beautiful fallen leaves and laying them out on a sheet of wax paper. Then we would shave pieces of coloured crayon onto them, place another sheet of wax paper on top and with gentle
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Tangled Roots
We see trees often, but how often do we really look at them and appreciate their intricate inner worlds? A fallen tree in Stanley Park displays its complex root system against a forest canvas. What a gift to see this
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Safety, Perspective and a Tree Frog
We almost missed seeing this juvenile tree frog…nearly invisible in this plant. My inner child feels this way still sometimes…invisible, vulnerable and with the desire to hide from the world. I talk to her sometimes and tell her I see
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10-Gallon Love
If someone pointed at a sunflower and asked you if it was a pint-sized flower or a 10-gallon flower, what would you say? Looking at its cheerfully bright yellow petals, towering height and knowing it faithfully tracks the sun turning
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