It all looks awesome. This quiz: Which Healing Herb is Your Spirit Medicine? Plant relationships are our ancestral human inheritance, and it's time to reconnect with the innate earth wisdom that lives

How do you manage to listen to 2-hour videos? i really need to work on my listening skills!

For all the friends who bail out, all the dark times, you end on a strong note: Just keep doing good in whatever you see in Life. This is a high-impact line: " not everyone got to be loved" -

I've got to get on board with "ecency.com" !!!

Yes - we are here to share ideas and network ourselves as one, regardless of gender, colour and race "humanity" - and regardless of religion, and politics. Welcome to Hive!

Thank you!! Melancholic - no matter how hard I try to see the positive, that dark Germanic side keeps showing. I appreciate you reading and commenting. :) THanks again.

A mosquito - oh no, don't give Lori any ideas! Lori is Sister #2 of 5 daughters. It's Sister #1 who was murdered in 1975 at age 18. At only age 63, Lori is much too young to be suffering the way she is

Very quotable quote there - a manifesto in emojis, a new generation who can't read anything but sound bites. In tomorrow's world there will be no need to burn books. People won't be able to read them because

Ohhh sad, the school and playground and pool and all that has been leveled. Even your son has been "leveled" in a sense, a result of trusting external authorities vs mom's intuition, owasco's

Dang, maybe I should do a follow-up post, or edit this one. MINUTES AFTER I POSTED THIS ONE, a crash at the screen door got me to lookL Lying on its back, little feet waving, an injured pine warbler (or

Lovely! This comes at a fitting time (autumn) and for me, just days after the K-12, 3-story brick school of my childhood was leveled. Demolished. "It's just a building." The memories remain.

I love this post! What beautiful images and "wild" ideas - in my childhood on a farm in the Midwest, all this herbal lore had been lost. We killed all these "weeds" or left the leaves

Reputations down, possibly due to downvoters? I accidentally posted in the "wrong" hive and got downvoted, but surely that is not why my upvote has plummeted to zero (from a whopping 3-cent upvote

LOVE the photos. How does a professional chef not have lots of uses for tomato (spaghetti sauce, chili, pizza)? The decline of the light in September: oh I feel it, along with the reduced productivity

Is there no limit to your talents? Concertina! How awesome just to own one, much less to learn to play one. (And you will.) I love to ride the ferry Where music is so merry There's a man who always plays

LOL, we love Pachinko, and we love Milagro Beanfield War. We go!! The movie, directed by Robert Redford, 1988, is fantastic! I had read the book first, yet I was not disappointed. That accordion player.

Ah. Ok. They named it Bud Hill for the Bud they drank. That fits!

No wait this clip is even better!!! It includes the epic opening dialogue.

If you have not seen the movie (or read the novel), do so ASAP - I guarantee it is epic and sublime! The accordion scene at the opening is SO COOL, and the old man who plays chess with a ghost: This is

As if I needed more reasons to love you, @owasco, THIS one tops the list! Universal hatred of the accordion is like hating all rock music because of one or two bands that weren't very good. What an