Time to Bloom

Just like flowers in the garden, we can never be sure when we, or those around us, are going to bloom.

This flower, a grevillea, which for quite some time I thought was an evergreen, suddenly burst into flower seven years after I first noticed it!

Just shows that sometimes in life it’s worth the wait.

One of two places I love: the garden and the library.
Two things I love: stories and flowers.

Michele’s website http://www.michelegierck.com.au

Michele Gierck is an author and a freelance writer.

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Natural Beauty

What natural beauty. How calming for the soul, in these torrid times, to be out in nature — even if it’s in my own garden!

Time for some collective calmness, particularly between countries.

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A Pink Bloom — A Way of Remembering

A crisp day, a little sunshine and an autumn bloom. It’s the kind of scene my late mother would have loved. Out in the garden, I often remember her.

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Text and image copyright Michele Gierck

Lovely Autumn Light and Leaves

A little light sparkling through the autumn leaves of pinkish reds and yellowy-orange hues. A little natural inspiration in the middle of the day.

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Images and text copyright Michele Gierck

An Artistic-Looking Vista

Looking up from my kitchen window, I spotted this delightful artistic-looking autumn view — reds, yellows, greens.

So good to open our eyes to what’s right where we are.

Michele’s website: michelegierck.com.au

B is for Bee, and for Beautiful

B is for bee, and for beautiful. There’s joy to be had from simple moments in nature — like watching bees in a bush of rosemary as the autumn sun shines. Another beautiful relaxing day; a day off from writing.

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Without Bees, Where Would We Be?

Bees are so inspiring: the amazing work they do, and even their capacity to hang upside down to get the job done. Without the bees, where would be be?

Michele’s website: http://www.michelegierck.com.au