Tag Archives: nature

Epiphany Farms

These young ambitious individuals  participate in our farmers market. Their booth last weekend had quite a bit of hum surrounding it. Their plan within our fine community however is much much more than hum As a matter of fact their “plan” really impresses me. Imagine creating your restraunt following a full year before it opens!  [...]

Spinach

Last week at the farmers market I picked up some spinach from organic farmers Ron and Angie Ackerman. I was intrigued by something Ron said. For this time of year – cooler – they grow a more hardy wonderful almost buttery tasting Heirloom Bloomdale variety. photo by karen hanrahan I have gotten so used to [...]

Is It Hot In Here Or Is It Menopause?

This Menopause Herbal Cooling Cream is affectionately known as “hot flash cream”. Are you a woman who experiences dramatic skin temperature fluctuations ? This cream contains a proprietary, synergistic blend of more than a dozen natural herbs including black cohosh, soy isoflavones, evening primrose extract, flaxseed, and jojoba seed oils. Massage it onto your neck and [...]

Purple Iris

absolutely had to share these glorious purple iris images and yet another gift from my springtime garden. watching these unfold has been amazing

The Goslings Have Hatched!

my daughter captured this shot At the park nearby were several families of new goslings! I have way too many images as they were just the cutest things ever! I’ll let this one image be the token adorableness here. Love how the parents hiss if you get too close. I guess I’d be that way [...]

More Spring Blossoms

photographs by Karen Hanrahan oh my mother earth goodness these blossoms on my tree are turning into leaves in the shape of hearts!

And I Thought It Was A MilkPod

I asked him what the heck this was his reply morning glory he encouraged me to get rid of the pod and it’s seeds they are weedy he said by the time i went back outside the pods had naturally emptied OOPS photography by karen hanrahan

Yellow Pepper

sometimes i can’t get over how beautiful a vegetable can be yellow pepper photograph taken by karen hanrahan