Your son, giving CPR to a stranger, an overdose victim - God bless him! And no deaths in that age group reported, so chances are good, your son saved that man's life. Your family is awesome. You know that.

LOL, of all the things to get excited about in this post, I'm looking forward to more reports on this sign of progress: I have hired a big, strong, strapping young man to come help out one Saturday soon.

We are fed illusions. It's still rampant. First, we hear that some people refuse transfusions of blood from the vaccinated: Why is the FDA Contaminating America’s Blood Supply? Next, I go in search of

Ooh, I love this! In fact, I often think of relocating (from the Midwest: no mountains, no coastal beaches, in fact hardly any beaches at all). I have an author friend in Gastonia (near Charlotte), and

I love your spirit of tolerance and compassion! ... it is a mess but no one else can see it. We decided to leave it alone and not report them being there because it is well off the beaten path and they

Rejected! I suppose an ecovillage can only house so many people, but if we want the concept to spread, we need more ecovillagers. Well, I'm not surprised you already read the book, back when it first came

LOL Only recently I came across Bang Bang Boom Boom, a classic, but I'd never heard it until someone paired it with the Baltimore bridge collapse. Bang, bang Bang, bang, bang Bang, bang, bang, bang Bang,

"Talk to them" - talk to the sky, to the clouds - well, why not! "and when we see something - we effect it...." Thanks Sam for the link to this @in2itiveart post: The Sylphs Are Cleaning

P.S. I'm still reading this 1970-ish book (reprinted in 2018) and marveling at the stories of George Washington Carver and Jagdish Chandra Bose, and Goethe, and others. The Secret Life of Plants: A Fascinating

Ooh, I love it, especially, "The trees know. Ask them." Of course a song comes to mind. But first - your photos are fabulous!! The skunk cabbage. Hazel in motion. And the poems. Now for the Inkspots!

The second reference, I should clarify, was not a Hive post. Here's another: The Story of How Jagdish Chandra Bose Proved Plants Have Life J C Bose: The Little Known Story of How India's First Biophysicist

America needs a revival of the small town! Less of the big box stores. Less of Amazon. More of the mom-and-pop stores and cafes and repair shops. We need more apprenticeships, too, and less of the university

Your creativity and inventiveness bring to mind the great Bengali scientist nobody has heard of (or so it seems), despite his incredible achievements. I can find maybe 2 or 3 brief mentions of him at Hive.

Your pea plants! Your little pear tree! Your photobomber cat! And the photo of the chicken coop, LOL, turns out to be something you did not build, which was my first thought: it looked so out of place,

I'm on an acreage near a very sprawling "city" where it takes 20 minutes to get from the west side to the east. We have not explored the small towns nearby as possible places to live (the commute,

BEAUTIFUL matte-black sewing machine with aesthetic touches!! My 1949 Singer is very plain and basic. And not working. The tension. I should admit defeat and take it to a repairman. Yours is beautiful!

Ditto that! I've been tending to a dog who was bitten by the neighbor's evil terrorist dog, and it's a long and awful story. Instead of an apology from the human (who now has FIVE RESCUE DOGS despite the

A local artist - and 30 years later you still enjoy her painting on your wall (and how many homes has it adorned now?). That's awesome! New glasses (with prisms?) - well, even with "old lady glasses"

Gorgeous photos - even of little green seedlings in brown pots. Amazing how bright and beautiful they look. Not to mention the stunning red amaryllis. Of course, you know me. Where does my eye go? Tell

One year later, I finally see your kind comment here - mea culpa for my delinquency - THANK YOU for your kind words! The world is getting a little better in bits and pieces, but there's still a lot of