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wrote on December 11, 2021
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9:02 am
I’ve let part of our yard go natural and am inspired to do more after reading The NY Times article. Good for all of God’s creatures!
I’ve let part of our yard go natural and am inspired to do more after reading The NY Times article. Good for all of God’s creatures!... Collapse
wrote on December 10, 2021
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12:35 am
This is great. I just happened to stumble upon this article, while reading the Google home page. For the last years, after ripping out the evil lawn, in our south facing front yard, we've grown a large vegetable garden. This article, now makes me want to plant some pollinators. I live in Los Angeles. Any idea how I can find a local chapter? Thank you.
This is great. I just happened to stumble upon this article, while reading the Google home page. For the last years, after ripping out the evil lawn, in our south facing front yard, we've grown a large vegetable garden.
This article, now makes me want to plant some pollinators.
I live in Los Angeles. Any idea how I can find a local chapter?
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wrote on December 9, 2021
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5:50 am
I was so thrilled to read the article about your work in the New York Times online. This is exactly what we have been doing on our property, and I am so happy to know that you have been given this prompting to work to repair and conserve God‘s creation. It was so exciting for me last year during the pandemic to be able to grow milkweed from seed, using directions from the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower site. It worked! This is rewarding and meaningful - to encourage even the smallest triumph for nature! I do feel closer to the Lord from doing it. I am currently in RCI a to become a Catholic. God bless you!
I was so thrilled to read the article about your work in the New York Times online. This is exactly what we have been doing on our property, and I am so happy to know that you have been given this prompting to work to repair and conserve God‘s creation. It was so exciting for me last year during the pandemic to be able to grow milkweed from seed, using directions from the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower site. It worked! This is rewarding and meaningful - to encourage even the smallest triumph for nature! I do feel closer to the Lord from doing it. I am currently in RCI a to become a Catholic. God bless you!... Collapse