The fresh ocean breeze is carrying the welcome rainshowers of spring. This brings to mind dreams of cultivating my veggie garden, the gentle warmth of sunshine, and of course, fresh growth and change.I am sipping tea and gazing at a couple photo clippings of gardens that I find very inspiring. This spring my husband and I plan to build a beautiful rustic fence to protect the garden from critters, big and small, but also to frame it in a way that is meaningful.
In many ways this blog will be like a flourishing garden framed by a collage of wellness knowledge. But sometimes fences are meant to be hopped, and gates are for wandering through. I look forward to the many tangents this journey is surely going to offer. Along with my colleagues and friends at Naturally Nova Scotia, we will post topics of interest, and share our own personal ideas. We want to learn from your experiences as well, and hope you will learn from ours. Please email me with your questions, stories, experiences, photos, and comments. We would love to hear from you!!
Here is the photo I have on my office wall next to my computer. I hope this brings you inspiration for new growth and change as we continue our journey together...
~Daina Deblette Scarola
~From left: Jeanette Peters, Daina Scarola, Beth Ann Knowles.~
~The Naturally Nova Scotia family, 2007. I think we need a new group shot!~
~Dayley the Llama. Check back often for Dayley's Weekly Eco Bites!~
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