I’ve been pondering gardens quite a bit during the last week. There is something deep within me that yearns to stick my hands into dark, moist earth and smell its fragrance. There is something about being around plants that energizes me. There is something hope-filled about seeing the first sprouts of germinated seeds……
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Lori Gloyd (c) 2007
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The call that you are hearing is the insistent call of the wild Lori. Check out Women Who Run with the Wolves to learn more about this and the imperative of responding. Your gardening is a very important step towards reclaiming the wild.