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Little Miracles
This plant is of special significance to me because it grew in profusion from hanging baskets on my porch in Boulder Creek, Ca. For the eighteen years I’ve been in Mexico, I have from time to time looked for it in viveros because it has such a special significance to me, but if it has been there, I’ve overlooked it. But a few days ago, as I was coming back from my front gate, I noticed this bloom growing from a pot. I have no idea how it got there, but it is the Queen’s Tears Bromeliad I’ve been looking for for eighteen years. Little miracles occur every day. What a pleasure that sometimes they make themselves so obvious that we can’t overlook them.
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A few seconds before I shot this yesterday, there was a hummingibird hovering over this bloom.
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It was after dark when my neighbor called to say the dogs must have gotten to my garbage bags hanging high from the hook I’d had installed on the light pole outside our house. Must have been tall dogs or good jumpers. I went out to find garbage, including the kitty litter tray contents, spread over a five foot area. Twenty minutes later, it was rebagged and set out in a garbage can with screw-on lid. Yuck!! But on my way back in, I was rewarded with this shot of my newest hibiscus lit up in the dark by the solar-powered light overhead. Quick trip to wash hands. Scrub hands. And to get my camera. This was the result:
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 