Several years ago, I began following Yoyoka, a young and very talented drummer, on YouTube. I was turned onto her by Ellen, an elementary student who picked up her father’s bass, well, and the rest is history. I’ve talked about …
I’m an active participant in the Zooniverse community and regularly receive newsletters regarding new projects. In the past I’ve been involved with Star Notes – helped to transcribe the groundbreaking work of early Harvard astronomers, Galaxy Zoo – helped classify …
Tonight, I watched with awe and admiration, as Harrison Ford narrated an impassioned five-minute video on behalf of the half-earth project. In this call-to-action presentation, Harrison urges us to pay attention to the glorious tapestry of life – our living Earth.
Today, I heard an enthralling version of a song I used to listen to long ago – After the Long is Gone by Earth, Wind and Fire, who I had the pleasure of seeing back in my college days at Eastern Michigan University. Leonid and Friends’ rendition was so good that I had to listen several times. You did it justice, my friends.
Imagine my surprise last night when I get a message from my besties (currently visiting Disney World in Florida), informing me that Tom witnessed an ostrich lay an egg outside of their hotel room. Say what? Now this in NOT …
Baby’s breath (Gysophilia paniculata)
Okay, close your eyes and what do you see when you think of baby’s breath. Delicate, tiny white flowers? Wedding bouquets? Summer days? Invasive species? Wait, what? Not what you were thinking, right?
