so-soA brief skip through the life British oak trees, looking at the mini eco systems each tree provides. There are some interesting facts, but, although the book is aimed at all age groups, Acton‘s writing seems aimed at more at the much younger end of the scale.
#FictionalTraveler #Trees @julieclair
pickI loved this so much I spent the whole day reading, something I have not done in months.
I adore John Carney's films, and I was finally able to watch his latest, Flora and Son, since subscribing to AppleTV. While it is probably my least favorite of his, and the least musical, it was a good story, and it had Joseph Gordon Levitt, which elevates any project IMO
https://youtu.be/fNsKYbQKk5A
#tuesdaytunes
JGL also covers a Tom Waits song in the movie, so, bonus points 😜
pickA bright queer Victorian romance featuring bicycles, botany, redemption all over the place, and hilarious side characters. I loved this book! It is always fun finding a book that I can see my own relationship reflected in. I‘m also a sucker for enemies to lovers and redemption of antagonist characters. This book also has some really well done love scenes. #LGBTQIA #VictorianRomance #Botany #Bikes
Its Friday! Again! It's May! 😊❤️ #5JoysFriday @DebinHawaii
1. I painted a huge bottle.
2. My Daffodils
3. I made a painted rock cactus plant
4. I make Butter scotch pinwheels and
5. LEMON 🍋 Loaves for my market tomorrow 😋
For everyone participating in the #naturalitsy buddy read, I saw that this online event will be happening on April 8. It‘s all about trees.
Link to register: https://libraryc.org/troypl/71243
What‘s not to love about a species that comes into its own in the rain if you live in a damp place like the UK? With that rain comes mossy magic, softening shapes, muffling harsh sound, painting our world with greenery and poetry.
