by Linda Gribko | Feb 16, 2015 | Philosophical Rambles |
A Cardboard Box Stuffed with Love Cleaning out the garage recently, I unexpectedly found a cardboard box stuffed with love. Tucked inside the impossibly dusty box, which had not been touched since I moved into my house in 1998, was my childhood stuffed panda. I...
by Linda Gribko | Jan 27, 2015 | Philosophical Rambles |
The Midnight Blue Dragonfly This very large indigo blue dragonfly was waiting for me beside the raised lily pond at Brookgreen Gardens in South Carolina one steamy August afternoon. He patiently paused while I got him framed and in focus, allowed me two snaps of the...
by Linda Gribko | Jan 13, 2015 | Historical Rambles, Philosophical Rambles |
This post began with a Christmas ornament–a miniature train that is the most recent commemorative offering from The White House Historical Association. If you’re not familiar with this series of ornaments, one is produced each year to honor a specific past...
by Linda Gribko | Jan 4, 2015 | Ecological Rambles, Philosophical Rambles |
There’s a pignut hickory tree at the bottom of my property on Pleasant Hill that stands well over a hundred feet tall and spreads its majestic limbs across the sky outside my bedroom window. Each autumn, this hickory produces a magnificent display of orangey golden...
by Linda Gribko | Nov 1, 2014 | Philosophical Rambles |
The Trees and the Gutter I avoid lots of things, but none is more visible to the rest of the world (or at least my neighbors here on Pleasant Hill) than my avoidance of cleaning gutters. To put this into perspective, I have 3 towering white pine trees very close to...
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