Sunday I made an 'tarte d'oignon' and while peeling and slicing-through those onion tears I thought how peeling off our own layers can produce the same tears but with such a magnitude of difference. Such a simple shot so beautifully composed.
Deep peace of the running wave to you. Deep peace of the flowing air to you. Deep peace of the quiet earth to you. Deep peace of the shining stars to you. Deep peace of the gentle night to you. Moon and stars pour their healing light on you
Instilling a love for the natural world in children and encouraging their own natural curiosity about the world in which we live. “The hands are the instruments of man’s intelligence.” Maria Montessori I am a teacher at a Montessori school. Children are encouraged to use their hands to explore by touching, feeling, and doing. In this activity they used red and yellow paint, flowers, and pinecones. I believe that if we want adults to have a reverence, a love and respect for the natural world then we have to give them the opportunity to explore it when they are very young. We have to teach them that “nature” isn’t a separate place but that we are all connected in one natural world and that when we care for our world we care for ourselves. ~ ~ ~ Nature notes Our world Tuesday Pictorial Tuesday . Image-in-ing My corner of the world . Community Global . Wordless Wednesday
Pink poinsettia! I am old enough to remember when poinsettias only came in red. And then I began to see white flowers..and then some of them came sprinkled with glitter (not a fan). The glitter is what made me turn my back on the poinsettia and turn toward Christmas cactus instead. Even when they began to introduce all sorts of shades of red or red leaves that were splashed with white I was not enticed. But last year I discovered pink! And just like that I was in love! ~ ~ ~ The hearth and soul All about home Celebrate your story Inspire me Monday Little cottage link party Saying yes to the hodgepodge Charming homes and gardens Grace at home You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter
Sunday I made an 'tarte d'oignon' and while peeling and slicing-through those onion tears I thought how peeling off our own layers can produce the same tears but with such a magnitude of difference. Such a simple shot so beautifully composed.
ReplyDeleteAnd so good in stir fry. Dinne
ReplyDeleteA great shot, I like the reflection!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot! A single onion can make such a wonderful photograph - well, of course it's the person behind the camera who did it. Very well done!
ReplyDeleteVery simpel and nice!
ReplyDeleteJetteMajken
Fantastic caption, and I love the reflection!!
ReplyDeleteI love the title and the photo! Such whimsy!!
ReplyDeleteI love the big sweet Vidalia onions in the stores here. YUM!
ReplyDeleteI very much like the simplicity of this shot.
ReplyDeleteSomething so simple done so beautifully, love the reflection.
ReplyDeleteDelightful! You made me smile :)
ReplyDeleteOh simply yet lovely a good to cook with.... Michelle
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