Thursday, July 28, 2011

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Friday, July 22, 2011

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

how shall my garden grow?

kept company by bird of paradise and an orchid or six, the newly birthed roots of the clitoria ternatea, a stag-horn fern and me









Sprouted seed of the Clitoria Ternatea


For those purchasing prints of Clitoria Ternatea, I will send seed pods of this very useful plant!

contact me at michelestrub@mikalogue.com

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Friday, July 15, 2011

Observation on Catherine Street

Man rides by on bicycle with toddler daughter behind him in kiddie seat: "Don't wipe your nose on my shirt!"

Thursday, July 14, 2011

front porch living room garden






of course I add photos of Hemi the Cat, male model...
he's so cooperative and seems to not be bothered by my  eye on him







Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Monday, July 11, 2011

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Monica at our Sunday morning coffee on Seidenberg


she surrounds her intellect in ritual
and rain of spirit
it is a gauzy aerobic transport she rides

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

recent facebook conversation


    • ‎"How we spend our days is how we spend our hours. What we do with THIS hour is what we are doing." —Annie Dillard
      July 5 at 11:27am ·  · 
      • You and 2 others like this.
        • Claudette H Wood sounds like zen
          July 5 at 11:44am · 
        • Susan Petree No, just a very good reminder to get up and DO SOMETHING - NOW!!
          July 5 at 1:09pm · 
        • Vicky Azmon Hallenbeck 
          I don't think so, Claudette -- I think it's saying that you can follow the trail from how you spend your time to what's really important to you. If you followed the trail of how I spend my hours, then you'd think that maybe my computer is my god. Dillard's observation bit me to the bone because it's true that we might LIKE to say we're about various things, but when I shine the light of truth on my schedule, I can see what it is I really do. Makes me think of our state motto. Esse quam videri, y'all!
          July 5 at 2:53pm · 
        • Susan Petree I agree with the urgency and conviction Vicky sees and feels in this quote. PS: I would have added - ". . . this hour is what we are doing with our LIVES!" But, on a lighter note - dontcha' just luv livin' in a state who's motto is: "Esse quam videri, y'all" :-)
          July 5 at 3:01pm · 
        • Michele Strub Vicky, I love your choice of voices to share with us -- also from the mind of Annie Dillard: "The answer must be, I think, that beauty and grace are performed whether or not we will or sense them. The least we can do is try to be there." -- many sighs reading A.D. ;o]
          July 5 at 3:06pm · 
        • Michele Strub be there be there be there
          July 5 at 3:06pm · 
        • Michele Strub to be, rather than to seem to be...ya'll [!!] Thank you Vicky!!!
          July 5 at 3:08pm · 
        • Susan Traxel Martin Love Annie and Tinker Creek! ;-)
          July 6 at 8:55am ·  ·  1 person
        • Michele Strub ‎"I am a frayed and nibbled survivor in a fallen world, and I am getting along." A.D., PATC
          July 6 at 9:33am · 
        • Vicky Azmon Hallenbeck That's a good one, Michele -- these days I feel a bit more than frayed and nibbled...unraveled and chomped on, but still moving along. I'm not sure, but I think I could make a country song out of that...
          July 6 at 12:03pm · 
        • Michele Strub i wrote a poem some years ago, and I am repeating myself here in this fb venue, but it ended with --> "...cycled out, like an old tired flapper" -- [cycle compleat, on to the next journey -- fluxtaposition -- cheers for that -- from seed to shining seed!
          July 6 at 12:21pm · 

Tuesday, July 5, 2011