I have recently discovered K-dramas (television series produced in South Korea), and this page is where I will gather reviews and resources.
Here is a great post from Elizabeth Eastmond’s 2017 trip to the Chogun Textile and Quilt Art Museum in Seoul. Scroll down to the bottom to see the hanbok (traditional Korean clothing). (The website for the museum itself was last updated in 2018, so I am not linking to it.)
I am sharing some of my herp sightings in various Texas eco-regions. We are going to start with the darker blue section of the map, the Gulf Prairies. My husband is actually a native of this region, and this is where I had my first ever encounter with a wild snake, just a few days […]
In late April I helped out with an event at Inks Lake State Park in central Texas. My task was running a metamorphosis activity for kids, at a table pleasantly located in the shade of a huge post oak tree. From time to time I would catch a glimpse of a tiny brown head daring […]
Whenever I am researching for a nature presentation, I come across great resources that beg to be shared. This is from The History of Four-footed Beasts, Serpents, and Insects, 1658, which was mostly a translation of an earlier book from the 1500s. I love this book so much — it has 1100 pages of illustrations […]
I am a little late in adding a post to the Numbers Game this week, because Hurricane Beryl came through on Monday. The storm was not a big one and it moved fast, but like many other people, we lost power. It was off for about 56 hours, and then it has been spotty since […]
I am again joining in with the Numbers Game from Judy Dykstra-Brown, this week looking at files with the number 149 in them. But I am going to stretch the limits of the challenge a little, by taking you on a walk to get to those “149” pictures. To get to this spot in the […]
