Today‘s unstaged #shelfie 🫶🏼 — You can tell hurricane prep hasn't been put away 🤪
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My mom got me the most gorgeous flowers!!
My mom got me the most gorgeous flowers!!
One more from my visit to the strawberry farm this past weekend. 🌻
sunflowers swaying
in the breeze, faint whiffs of a
bonfire waft by.
#haikuhive #haikuaday #poetry #sunflowers #beautybreak
Field of zinnias at the strawberry farm yesterday. 🌺 #beautybreak
pickWow! What a phenomenal YA fantasy!
First off, the blend of Hamlet, the Tudors, and deadly flowers were an amazing combination. It all worked together perfectly. It had a gothic feel with a touch of horror. I loved it!
Let‘s take a moment to talk about the grave flowers themselves. These killer flowers had a life of their own and were so fascinating.
Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/09/30/review-grave-flowers/
#5JoysFriday
1. Thich Nhat Hanh; I am making progress on this book.
2. My new Princess Flower plant.
3. Hub fixed & painted chairs for my lil round table.
4. Double rainbows
5. Fountain pens make writing all my penpals even more joyful.
pickThis picture book published in 1991 uses clear lines, labeled diagrams, and bright, natural colors to make science concepts accessible. The clean composition and simple shapes help young readers visually track each stage of a plant's life cycle.
I think this book makes it very easy for students to visualize the life cycle of a plant. I think students interested in nonfiction might really like this book.
“Many of the foods people eat are seeds, fruits and pods. They are full of nutrition, vitamins, and minerals and ... they are tasty too.“
You could use this story to teach students about historical events or as an introduction in how to write and address a letter.
