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“To find the universal elements enough; to find the air and the water exhilarating; to be refreshed by a morning walk or an evening saunter... to be thrilled by the stars at night; to be elated over a bird's nest or a wildflower in spring — these are some of the rewards of the simple life.” ― John Burroughs, Leaf and Tendril
Have you read any books by John Steinbeck? I studied Of Mice and Men in school and didn’t particularly enjoy it but I blame this mostly on shoddy teaching and the exams that followed. So I really want to give this author another chance, hence why I bought In Dubious Battle, which I hope to pick up soon.
Van Gogh’s paintings remind me so much of Spring so I’m spending the afternoon sketching flowers and basking in the warm sunlight streaming through my bedroom window. I hope you’re all having a lovely Saturday 🌻
Happy Friday ✨ What are you reading this weekend? I’m slowly making my way through Lotr: The Return of the King and Educated by Tara Westover; both are wonderful reads in their own way 💛
Spring Aesthetic // Wild tousled hair, wind-blown trees, birds chirping, bees buzzing, yellow-dotted meadows, rapture blue skies, Sunday mornings at the market, afternoon picnics, seeking the sunniest patch on the grass, eating sugar-covered pastries in the sun-drenched kitchen, the smell of flowers in the air, reading to the peaceful sound of swaying leaves 🌿
Happy first day of Spring 🌱 Here are a few simple ways you can help save the bees this season. Without nature’s tiny workers, many plants and crops would die, which means no food on your table! 🍃Let clovers and dandelions grow in your yard while also planting more bee-friendly flowers, like lavender, thyme and rosemary. 🍃Stop using commercial pesticides and herbicides since their chemicals are extremely harmful to bees and even yourself! 🍃Keep a bowl filled with small rocks and water outside to keep them hydrated 🍃Bees need a healthy boost as well so you can feed them sugar water by using a 1:1 ratio for spring feeding 🍃Support your local beekeeper
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