
The universe is waiting for us
To do something to right the situation
The ice in the polar caps is melting and yet
Nothing concrete is being done to eradicate
All the harmfulpractices which are doing the damage
Hope that we get the news soon that the governments of the world
Have united to put to end all that is causing the environmental pollution
And disturbing the eco-system to go out of balance and causing
The global warming and effecting the seasons all around
Can we hope?
In response to the following prompts;
Your daily word prompt;
FOWC;
RDP;
Word of the day challenge;
#keepitalive
#fowc
#rdp




August 9, 2016
On the far left, a line of pink cosmos flank the calendula and dots of zinnias; on the right are red and pastel sweet peas (Lathyrus…
The garden is blooming profusely with all the heat and rain we’ve had in the past week. The Astilbe chinensis var. taquettii are peaking and the Coneflowers (Echinacea purpurea) are abundant. The Zinnias (Z. elegans ‘Cactus’) are starting to bloom and are being visited by lots of butterflies, including Monarchs, which I love seeing. Their numbers seem to be increasing slightly from their near-absence in previous years.
My second vase features yellow, red and orange Cosmos (C. sulphureus), lavender-tinged Sweet Peas (Lathyrus odoratus), white Nicotiana, blue Globe Thistle (Echinops ritro) and Mealycup Sage (Salvia farinacea).

