I live in the prairies of North Texas – there’s not a lot here that likeā¦ if you’re from a place with forests, what we have here barely counts as trees. There’s some scrub oak and pecan, but it’s not
Autumn Comes with Scarlet, and I’m a nerd

I live in the prairies of North Texas – there’s not a lot here that likeā¦ if you’re from a place with forests, what we have here barely counts as trees. There’s some scrub oak and pecan, but it’s not
*crossposted from Seven Deadly Divas* Forty-ish years ago, a senator by the name of Gaylord Nelson (Wisconsin) organized a nationwide environmental teach-in to help educate children and the population about environmental concerns. This was called Earth Day, and the first
At the far end of town, where the Grickle-grass grows and the wind smells slow-and-sour when it blows and no birds ever sing excepting old crows… is the Street of the Lifted Lorax Everyone has books they remember as “making