The Freedom to Create

Along the way Along the way we saw this family of armadillo. It was terribly hot that day. I remember the sweat beading off my face while planting watermelon. Then a sudden downpour of  rain came from no where. We ran to the umbrella of the giant oak tree near by for shelter. The rain stopped as quick as it came. Sun breaking along the horizon we walked back to the house when I looked toward the woods. That's when we saw them. A family of armadillo.

Is art just a pretty thing to hang on the wall? Art can be found all around. Gazing up high in the sky or low to the ground. Art is not merely confined to canvas or linen using paints and brushes. Look at all the things around us and we can create art using the simplest of tools. Here is a way to dress up your house plants and provide them with the nutrients they need. Gold Dusted Goat Poop Raising goats one has a lot of manure. Generally, the first thought is to compost it. These decorative little berries are artful and functional. Each plastic vial holds 8-9 golden nuggets offering your indoor plants much needed food. Simply remove the cap and turn it upside down into your plant medium. As you water your plants the nuggets will decompose. There is no odor. They are all-natural and organic. You can purchase one or several for your houseplants or give as a gift to your gardener friends. The cost is $25.00 per tube.