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There’s a new bloom in the house.

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… I didn’t notice anything. I didn’t even take a peek at the plant. I took it for granted what must be in the pot.

It wasn’t until I descended the stairs with eyes wider open.  That was when I noticed the bloom.

It had not been there yesterday of that I am sure because I remember glancing at the plant and wondering how much longer it would survive.  I had looked but I hadn’t paid attention.  I hadn’t even noticed the bud.

It was an inspiring sight to start off the day.

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… to have the opportunity to photograph such beauty in so many forms.

I’ve noticed some activity at my local flower shop.  Spring really is coming, isn’t it? Be well. 😉

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My last frozen experiment. Probably. What a fun ride.

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And in the bucket where my mini crop of potatoes once grew, a wonderfully gnarly growth of nasturtium.  No blooms quite yet, but I’m waiting.

 

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It is an everlasting gift given to me by my parents. An appreciation for gardening.  I’m grateful that so far no matter where I have lived I have been able to play with seeds and soil.  Along the way, I have always learned something. One of those recent learnings was the genesis of this new photo essay, Practicing Patience, now appearing on Creativity PortalI hope you enjoy.

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No poetic words stirred by the nasturtium so far, but it is a delight to photograph its many parts.  If you write a poem, please share. 😉

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Why have a potted nasturtium in the kitchen?  Well, they are easy to take care and when it’s late and you’re hungry and you’re trying to eat healthy, simply pull a few leaves from the plant.  Layer the leaves on a saucer.  Slice a couple of tomatoes.  Pile the slices on the leaves.  Drizzle with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.  Glass of white wine or water on the side.  Done. Prep time?  About a minute and thirty seconds or so. 😉

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