
In my lovely back garden are small bugs and bees, I am grateful for these: they come and go as they please; visiting blossoms as they speak of hope and a new tomorrow - their potential promise renewed that produces my fruit and vegetables. Pollination of flowers inspiring my hours with joy. I am grateful for these bugs and bees.
Bee on onion flower, M Noffke. M Noffke.
Relaxation for me means being - being in my garden - aimless maybe, wanton deliberate definitely intentionally doing my own thing - being Bee-ing.
Have a blissful weekend being.


Have a blissful weekend too Morag. I’m already enjoying mine with Eclectic Love. I’ll love to see more of your lovely gardenβΊοΈ
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Thank you ππ‘πΌπ₯πΊπΉπΊπ»
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The wonders of God’s creation
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Thank you for heading over to my blog too π
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You’re welcome
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Wonderful poem and they are so needed for our gardens to grow beautifully. Lovely pictures, Morag.
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Thank you. You are right we rely on them. ππ
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You are always welcome dear Morag β€οΈβ€οΈππ»β€οΈ
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Lovely. Have a peaceful weekend.
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Thank you ποΈ
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You painted a lovely image with your words.
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Thank you so much π
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so beautiful photos!
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Thank you
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Are the onion flowers in your garden? They are beautiful! I miss my childhood garden π. I don’t have a garden at the moment but I will. Very soon, I hopeπ€πΌ βΊ
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Yes I grow onions, leeks, garlic, Strawberries, gooseberries, parsley, thyme, tomatoes, and lemons at the moment. It depends on the seasons. It supplements our diet. I enjoy having a garden very much. I grew up on a small holding and we also kept chickens and bees. I miss chickens. It is nice to eat home grown eggs. I hope you you get your garden πππΉπΊπΉ
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I would like to take a walk in your garden. π So much greenery. I love it. π
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πThank you, I wish it was much bigger, like my parents small holding. But I am grateful for what I have too. β€οΈ
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I love the bees and insects too. Also the birds and all the wildlife around the little house that I rent. There’s bunnies, frogs, racoons, June Bugs, ladybugs, butterflies, dragonflies. I appreciate them all so much after living in an apartment for 6 years with none of this, no land and heard nothing but traffic, guns shooting, neighbors yelling, sirens. It’s like heaven here compared to that.
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Ooh city life sucks the soul out of one. You sound like you have a wonderful garden of eden where you are now. Nature and wildlife are my nectar. πΏπΊπΈπ₯π±π³πΎππ¦
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Yes, I feel very blessed where I live now. There’s even a pond/swamp not too far back from the house that I can walk to to see more wildlife and plants.
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Wonderful!
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What time zone are you in? I am UTC +1π€I think that is right
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I live in the USA and in Pacific Standard Time. I only know US time zones so am unfamiliar with yours.
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It is 9.37am here now.
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They are essential to the ecosystem balance. Well expressed
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Yes they are. Thank you π
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Welcome π
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Beautiful post Morag! β€οΈ
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Thank you, π
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Loved the poetry and love of nature that you expressed so well.
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Thank you π€
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Like everything about your writing, interests, pictures Thank you.
Joanna
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Thank you so much Joanna ππ€thank you for visiting my blog.
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Beautiful photos and just as beautiful poetry! Thank you.
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Thank you, and thank you for visiting too.
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