reaching for the sun
January 7, 2018 by Cynthia
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cuban oregano
Despite my pictures of the icy landscapes that form on some of the windows in this bitter cold, the sun does shine bright through those very same windows and so my plants shake loose their night time chill and seem to thrive though I have been a vary poor caretaker of late.
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flat leaf parsley
The geranium continues to thrive and even grow new leaves though I have it sitting in the coldest room in the house but in a spot that gets the most direct sun at a certain time of day.
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geranium
And I learned long ago that it is best to just let the nasturtium and African violet just be. Not too much water and let them find the sun in their own way.
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nasturtium
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african violet
And while the branches on the oak tree are winter bare, so the sun just pours in, I see an opportunity to plant some sprouts for now and to think about what else I’d like to plant in the future.
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sprouts planted and empty vessels waiting for seeds
This Sunday it felt good to rise from my desk … and take a break from, though not hide from, the absurdity of the news today … and put hands into soil and sort through seeds and muse upon what I’d like to grow.
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