Is it a truism that the often rainy month of April showers brings May flowers? With that cliché in mind some interesting thoughts to consider here: https://www.1800flowers.com/blog/flowers-in-art/april-showers-bring-may-flowers-origin/
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“I create the faces of those who do harm to others and some who make history” ~ Michael W. Streed, The SketchCop
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Pythagoras, the Greek philosopher born around 580BC, made important contributions in mathematics, astronomy and the theory of music. He believed that everything could be explained by numbers, and he tried explain the universe through numerology. Pythagoras had some funny ideas, thinking that numbers were male or female, ugly or beautiful, or had a special meaning. Pythagoras (maths.org)
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When you eat, do you taste only the first bite; then gobble the rest? Or, do you savor the flavor of each bite? Eating with reverence helps digestion. Eating with reverence is mindful eating.
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My girls have loved going to tea parties starting at a very young age. The fascination began with the Mud Pie “My First Tea Party” plush set they received as a gift and wound up using as a teething aid and followed by the more lifelike porcelain set from The Pottery Barn which was great for entertaining on their tiny table and chairs.
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Take that Vitamin C….yes, take that Vitamin C while chowing down on a nasturtium enriched salad. Nasturtiums are almost a super food for lazy gardeners and culinary challenged wannabe chefs.
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A mother is EVERYTHING! She is the most important person in your life. She is the best friend you could ever have. She is always there when you need her. You know you can always count on her. She gives you unconditional LOVE.
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In March, Aries season baptized us with the fires of clearing and inspiration. So many ideas, so much opportunity for change, and sometimes such chaotic energy!
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR! A FUN, FREE & FANTASTIC LECTURE ON MAY 13, 2022 AT 4PM AT HESSE COMMUNITY PARK.
HEAR Michael Neipris, Founder of Nautical Film Services, Inc.
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April is tea month with a National Tea Day on April 21 in the United. Besides April 21, there is a United States National Tea Day on January 12, International Tea Day on May 21, and a full month for Earl Grey and one for Iced Tea depending upon year and location.
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The new USC Head Football Coach, Lincoln Riley, just scored his first win when he purchased his iconic home in Palos Verdes Estates. The Spanish revival style home includes 7 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms and boasts just over 13,000 square feet.
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The Spring Egg Hunt Presented by Cirque du Soleil OVO Is Happening at the Garden
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South Bay Beer & Wine Festival May 22 at Ernie Howlett Park
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Peacocks are renowned for its breathing beauty. The spectacular beauty of Peacock makes it one of the most beautiful birds on earth. The colorful feathers of Peacock look hypnotic when they spread their train and quiver it for courtship display.
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If you are an art lover or collector, you understand the value of viewing art in person. When a painting speaks to you from across the room, you move in closer, maybe six feet away, and then if it keeps calling, you walk up to view it three feet away and then up close and personal.
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From nurseries to teen domains, we are diving into kids' rooms and all that goes into making them fun and functional for kids of all ages! Our bedrooms are our sanctuaries and kids need spaces built just for them too. The fun of designing kids' rooms is the freedom to explore and make bold choices.
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The final weeks of March marked the beginning of the Western Monarch Butterflies’ annual southern migration. Beginning in October, Western Monarchs travel south from the northern climates of the United States and Canada before settling in various areas along the California coast and as far as Mexico. As the temperatures begin to warm, the Butterflies return to their northern native habitats.
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Calendar of Submissions May 2022
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