The Environmental A-Z…the letter O…Oils Spills and Ozone… Welcome to my Environmental A-Z…today its the letter O… Last weeks post was rather a scary one to write…it also seems many of you feel like I do that we need to take out own steps to avoid pollution wherever we can… Abraham Lincoln is correct we […]
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Saturday Snippets… 28th August 2021…Rainbow… Welcome to Saturday Snippets where I indulge my whimsy and my passions… maybe a tune or two…something which has caught my eye this last week…just anything out of the ordinary or extraordinary…I am enjoying just taking a prompt from one word it opens up a whole world and never ceases […]
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Just beyond the standing stones of Callanish is a small hillock of boulders and green earth. It was here we sat, partly to contemplate the enormity of the site before us… a place we had both long wanted to visit and thought we might never see… but also to await the departure of the latest […]
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Not So Green Posted on August 22, 2021 by Reena Saxena Not so green …..by VJ Knutson One Woman’s Quest Corporations claim to be green bent as they are on profitability Contrived, the marketing schemes colour added to mask the perils Read more …
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Smorgasbord Blogger Daily – Thursday August 19th 2021 – #Forgiveness Jan Sikes, #Environment #Waste Carol Taylor, #Elephants Patricia Furstenberg Posted on August 19, 2021 by Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life. A small selection of posts I have enjoyed over the last few days and I hope you will head over to read in […]
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Smorgasbord Children’ Reading Room – #Reviews – #Environment Paul Noel, #Adventure Annika Perry Posted on August 19, 2021 by Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life. Welcome to the Children’s Room update with some reviews for authors on the shelves The first book today is by Paul Noel for Busy Bee and the Silent […]
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Robbie’s Inspiration : Book review – Sometimes I sits and thinks by Jim Webster What Amazon says A collection of anecdotes, it’s the distillation of a lifetime’s experience of peasant agriculture in the North of England. I’d like to say ‘All human life is here,’ but frankly there’s more about Border Collies, Cattle and Sheep. […]
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So far, it has been a wet and cold summer. Unlike the last two to three years, we have not had a heatwave or drought during the summer months. We have had a few thunderstorms that have scared even me, a self-confessed thunderstorm lover. But we have been really lucky so far, while areas just […]
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Celeste Post-Apocalyptia pt 12~ Another Tunnel? Posted on August 6, 2021 by Reena Saxena What if We all Cared? Sitting quietly on the steps Celeste begins to doze and is back eating the bacon and eggsthat kind cook offered her. Deeply inhaling, sighing and licking her lips she suddenly wakens and realizes how utterly vulnerable […]
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Smorgasbord Children’s Reading Room – #Hearingloss Dawn Doig, #Seadog Patricia Furstenberg, #Environment Kathleen Jae Welcome to the Reading Room with books on the shelves for children to the age of 12. The first book today with a recent review is And So, Ahmed Hears by Dawn Doig About the book Ahmed is a little boy who […]
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