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Harvesting Life’s Lessons is a blog that explores the parallels between gardening and life. It focuses on the idea that both gardening and life involve planting seeds, nurturing growth, and reaping the rewards. The blog’s mission is to:

  • Inspire: Encourage readers to find inspiration and motivation in the natural world.
  • Educate: Share knowledge and insights about gardening and personal growth.
  • Empower: Equip readers with tools and strategies to cultivate a fulfilling and meaningful life.
    By examining the lessons learned from gardening, Harvesting Life’s Lessons aims to help readers develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world.
  • Take This Time Start Blogging

    During this time of crisis and uncertainty, when kids are all bored and parents are on edge or perhaps still having to goto work and then come hime and help children with their “virtual” school work, we need some sort… Continue reading

    Take This Time Start Blogging
  • Appreciation For Trains

    Have you ever have wondered what life would be like riding along the railways of life on another persons track? How that train seems to stay on the tracks even when going around a bend that on one side is… Continue reading

    Appreciation For Trains
  • Left…

    I’m currently taking care of 3 Pneumonia patients that our nursing home refuses to test.And yet they still Will not come with masks to our nursing home. And as of last Friday all of the administrators told us that they… Continue reading

    Left…
  • Help A Nurse Dear Government

    Dear Government,As a nurse I took an oath 11 years ago “I Deborah Schrepper, abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous” and to “zealously seek to nurse those who are ill wherever they may be and whenever they are in… Continue reading

  • Nurse Wisdom

    I know this ain’t the #greatest pictureI snapped it just now!You see while you were planing your tours and working on those “speeches” I was busy caring for your loved on you were too busy to care for. I’m sorry… Continue reading

    Nurse Wisdom