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中共肺炎危害世界

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一起去散步吧！不举牌不喊口号，五一共振吓吓中共！ #心的力量

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永恒 支持五一共振，穿蓝衣不举牌不喊口号散步去！

Framed Pressed Flowers, by The Flower Sundry on Etsy

See our ‘real flower’ tag

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美丽新世界，段友都滴滴滴反抗中共独裁了，我们还在等盛世明君呢？！

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只有努力了用平常心看待结果这就是顺其自然！支持五一全民共振，不管结果如何起码我们应该反抗中共独裁，对得起我们是人而不是奴了！

『我们总是喜欢拿“顺其自然”来敷衍人生道路上的荆棘坎坷，却很少承认，真正的顺其自然其实是竭尽所能之后的不强求，而非两手一摊的不作为。』~@瑞卡斯Ricas 图片：我收集的绿色的园林，喜欢吗？

我在微博：@森林画册  

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兰3 五一全民共振拒做中共犬儒

Cymbidium outtakes part 3.

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兰2 挺直脊梁五一共振拒做犬儒

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兰花1 挺直脊梁五一共振拒做犬儒！

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kawaii

La Panadería  ♡

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文武满朝藏绿卡 江山半壁养红裙 中国特色（转）

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生长是需要耐心和时间的。

Sam the Evergreen

Three years ago (May 2014) I found an evergreen sprout very much like this one in my tulip/coneflower garden (this is another one I found the following year but did nothing with).

I couldn’t bear to pitch him, so I put him in a little pot and set it in the vegetable garden on the south side of the house, where it is always nice and warm.

By August, he had grown into a little green puffball.  I didn’t think he would survive the harsh Wisconsin winter in his pot, so we found a place in the corner of the yard where he would be safe and aesthetically pleasing to the landscape.

A month later, he had grown even more.

My husband was convinced Sam (my mother-in-law named him) had died over the winter.  How wrong he was.  He not only lived, he flourished, and by August 2015, Sam was beginning to look like a proper tree.

He even got fat.

I just took this picture today (April 1, 2017).  Just over three feet tall!  He is always purple/brown this time of year – he’ll turn green in due time.

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鸟果秋

The rowanberry appreciation club. Now in session.

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花花世界

I dearly wish that people would view their bodies as they view flowers…

Veins everywhere?

gorgeous~

Skin patches? Birthmarks?

hella rad~

Scars? Stretch marks?

beautiful~

Freckles? Moles? Acne scars?

heckie yeah~

Large? Curvy?

lovely~

Small? Thin?

charming~

Missing a few pieces?

handsome as ever~

Feel like you just look weird?

you’re fantastic looking~

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养生宝典

万物蔬菜养生宝，饮食多样经您调。 白菜利尿解毒素，黄瓜减肥有成效。 萝卜消食开脾胃，蘑菇抑制癌细胞。 清热解毒马齿草，盐醋防毒消炎好。 韭菜温中开胃口，又能补肾暖膝腰。 夏吃丝瓜通脉络，芹菜能降血压高。 甘瓜良药降血糖，葱姜热汤治感冒。 花生能降胆固醇，生梨饭后化痰好。 木耳抗癌素中荤，莲藕除烦解酒妙。 鱼虾猪蹄补乳汁，鸡牛羊肝明目好。 山楂减肥除疝气，山药益肾降糖尿。 利肠通便食猪血，气短虚弱吃山药。 营养丰富胡萝卜，常吃身体不显老。 紫茄祛风通经络，禽蛋益智营养高。 常吃瓜籽美容颜，多食芝麻抗衰老。 柿子止咳润心肺，解酒醒酒有妙招。 健脾益气食葡萄，秋食悦色人不老。 辛辣蒜头杀病菌，抑制癌症猕猴桃。 海带预防白血病，去脂降压也很好。 赤豆解毒医疖疮，绿豆解暑降温妙。 老年便秘用芦荟，妇女美容不易老。 白菊明目又平肝，黄菊泡茶把热消。 高压低压荠菜花，眼底出血荠菜熬。 金针花蕾治黄痘，清新降火榆钱好。 萝卜化痰清胀气，瓜豆消肿又利尿。 红枣补气养心血，熬粥加枣皮肤好。 生津安神属乌梅，润肺乌发吃核桃。 香蕉通便解胃火，葱蒜解毒蚊不咬。 预防中风食紫菜，护脑血管土豆好。 湿疹瘙痒用花椒，常吃洋葱除病灶。 菠菜含铁补血药，预防贫血抗衰老。 枸杞全身都是宝，延年益寿离不了。 老年莫忘吃红薯，通便防癌有奇效。 清热解毒吃香椿，健脾理气效果好。 坚持常食西红柿，黑斑雀子自然消。 健身益体无花果，果叶药用价值高。 咽喉肿痛泡茶饮，痔疮脱肛熏洗好。 镇咳祛痰食冬瓜，水肿肾炎也治疗。 南瓜消炎补益气，养生祛病非常妙。 经常不断吃豆渣，预防癌症亦妙招。 转载

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滚滚

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嬉戏

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彩色的玉米

Oklahoma farmer Carl Barnes decided to reconnect with his Native American heritage, so he began a hunt for old, native varieties of corn. He uncovered a brilliant strain of corn now called Glass Gem Corn that looks almost too good to eat. These all-natural corn ears are riots of color, and are also a testament to the beauty we stand to lose as biodiversity vanishes.

Through his quest to reconnect to his roots, Barnes isolated several traditional strains of seeds that fell to the wayside when his ancestors traveled to what’s now Oklahoma in the 1800s. Through years of selective growing, Barnes grew corn that looks bejeweled, creating a colorful celebration of native heirloom varieties of corn. 

One such grower was Greg Schoen. The two became friends in the early ’90s, and Schoen took the rainbow corn to a new level, creating hybrids by planting the rainbow corn next to typical yellow corn.

Schoen eventually passed the seeds to the non-profit organization Native Seeds/SEARCH, who now sell the seeds online. They also protect the seeds in a bank containing around 2,000 rare varieties. Native Seeds/SEARCH began during a project to design sustainable food sources with Native Americans. They continually heard that people wanted to plant the seeds their grandparents did, so the organization started to protect “endangered traditional seeds” and the diversity of plants present specifically in the American Southwest.

The fabulous corn kernels possess an outer layer tougher than most, which means they aren’t the best for backyard corn-on-the-cob chomping, but they can be either ground for cornmeal or popped like popcorn. You can purchase a packet of the seeds for $4.95 here, and profits go right back to the organization to continue their conservation efforts.