Nature's Reflections Blog by Athena

Many people dislike February, but it's March that truly frustrates me. The weather's constant fluctuations are exhausting. One day it's over 90 degrees, and the next it's in the 20s. The relentless wind is another challenge. One day, a gentle breeze chills you to the bone, and the next, powerful gusts threaten to knock you over. The month can be both pleasantly calm and intensely tumultuous. Despite all this, March also holds a certain beauty. The contrast of extremes signals

Perspective is the way we view the world around us. The other day, I went for a walk and was greeted by a beautiful February day with temperatures at 60 degrees. As I wandered through our cow pasture, a cow patty caught my eye. My immediate thought was, "Wow, a squirrel had its lunch here." I continued walking but soon found myself turning back to take another look. These are the kinds of things I perceive differently than many others. For me, the image was captivating and wo