Showing posts with label kansas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kansas. Show all posts
Thursday, May 28, 2009
* Garden Corner 05/28/09
This article has been relocated to Loving Nature's Garden.
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flowers,
garden corner,
growing,
kansas,
vegetables
Thursday, May 14, 2009
* Shades and Textures of Green
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garden,
garden corner,
green,
growing,
kansas
Thursday, April 30, 2009
* Garden Corner 04/30/09
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garden corner,
kansas
Thursday, April 23, 2009
* Garden Corner 4/23/09
This article has a new home. Read it at Loving Nature's Garden.
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edible landscaping,
flowers,
garden corner,
kansas,
vegetables
Monday, March 30, 2009
* Great Birds - Red Cardinal
This article can now be found at Loving Nature's Garden.
Labels:
garden,
great birds,
kansas,
nature,
wildlife
Friday, March 20, 2009
* Sustainable Agriculture and the Future - an interview with Dr Rhonda R. Janke
This article has been moved to Loving Nature's Garden.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Over the Rainbow
If you'd have told me when I was six years old that I'd end up living in Tornado Alley, I'd likely have thought you were 'Over the Rainbow' yourself! What were the chances of a wee Scot who's biggest adventure was exploring a weed patch at the end of her street ending up living in the place that Dorothy was whisked away from?
Well, somehow I ended up Over the Rainbow, but in Kansas, not in The Land of Oz. Yesterday I spent over an hour in my basement watching radar pictures and storm commentary on our emergency TV. I feel fortunate though, whilst I would not have to worry about tornadoes if I'd stayed put in Scotland, I'm glad I moved somewhere with tornadoes and not hurricanes! I've not seen the news today, but I'm guessing it's not pretty - I hope the help this time is what these people need.
It's amazing how every topic can turn into an exploration. A google search on "wizard of oz" lesson plan turns up a whole host of ideas for further learning. I'm going to take a look at them later today and make a note of the best ones here.
Well, somehow I ended up Over the Rainbow, but in Kansas, not in The Land of Oz. Yesterday I spent over an hour in my basement watching radar pictures and storm commentary on our emergency TV. I feel fortunate though, whilst I would not have to worry about tornadoes if I'd stayed put in Scotland, I'm glad I moved somewhere with tornadoes and not hurricanes! I've not seen the news today, but I'm guessing it's not pretty - I hope the help this time is what these people need.
It's amazing how every topic can turn into an exploration. A google search on "wizard of oz" lesson plan turns up a whole host of ideas for further learning. I'm going to take a look at them later today and make a note of the best ones here.
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dorothy,
hurricane,
kansas,
lesson plan,
over the rainbow,
tornado,
toto,
wizard of oz
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