
Does this count as a book, because I have been reading the crap out of this seed catalogue?!

Does this count as a book, because I have been reading the crap out of this seed catalogue?!

The social media algorithm delivered this gem (which I missed when it originally aired back in 2009) unto me. It brought me a few minutes of joy, which I‘d love to pass on! 💎
Joseph Gordon-Levitt performs “Make Em Laugh” from Singin‘ in the Rain on SNL. Live! In one take!
I grew up watching this movie with my grandma. Core memories.
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Field of zinnias at the strawberry farm yesterday. 🌺 #beautybreak

Caught this little beauty on my lantana plant last week! 🦋
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‘Celebrate the season of returning sunlight and the bursting forth of the birds, bees, and trees.‘
Finished this in March.
This book is a celebration of Ostara — also known as the Spring Equinox. This is a nice little book packed with a lot of info and festive spring ideas. The recipes I tried were tasty.
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Book 1/Llewellyn‘s Sabbat Essentials
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“Hare was clever, but Bear was strong. Together they learned that working with what you have can lead to success.“
Tops and Bottoms can start class discussions about problem-solving, fairness, and clever thinking. Students can talk about how Hare uses his wits to get what he wants and whether his actions are fair or tricky.
Tops and Bottoms by Janet Stevens is a picture book published in 1996 and is a Caldecott Honor book. Line and shape are used to show the expressions and movements of Hare and Bear, emphasizing Hare‘s cleverness and Bear‘s frustration. Color highlights the difference between the crops. The illustrator used bright greens for vegetables above ground and earthy tones for root vegetables. This helps readers understand the “tops and bottoms” concept.