Living in the city, there's not much room for a garden, but we've managed to find room for some color in a sea of buildings and pavement.
Here's a little tour of my little garden!
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Rachel J. Burckardt, Composer & Instrumentalist. Rachel J. Burckardt, a New York City native, is a composer and instrumentalist now living in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Rachel is a liturgical musician and composer at St. Cecilia Parish in Boston, Massachusetts. In this role, she serves as an assisting accompanist (piano, guitar, bass, organ), composer, and assisting director for the 6 pm choir. Her sacred and liturgical compositions span various musical styles from chant to gospel and include settings of psalms, liturgical acclamations, and sacred songs.
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- I am an urban creature who also loves nature and the country. I work as a civil engineer on a variety of infrastructure projects, from roads to new transit lines to utility systems. Politically, I call my philosophy as a new libertarian socialism, as I am not bound to the old ideas of libertarian socialism. Rather, I believe in a pragmatic blend of personal freedom with a care for the welfare of all, routed in my Christian faith. I believe in tolerance of all ideas, and enjoy knowing people whose ideas are different than mine. I've always been an individualist, as I always had a hard time "fitting in" and in many ways, I'm simply quite different. But I believe that each person's God-given beauty lies in their uniqueness. I believe we should come to know our uniqueness and come to accept ourselves. Through this acceptance, we can accept others, especially those who are different and those who many not think well of us.
3 comments:
It looks very nice. I like how you have added color to a shady spot with impatiens. Have you tried the double impatiens? I see Hosta, a hydrangea poking in at the bottom (?) and is that Sweet woodruff in the back?
Good stuff. I am going to send you a message to blog catalog.
You have a pretty garden....love it.
Hello Rachy,
Thank you for dropping by my blog! Otherwise, I wouldn't know such a beautiful blog exist! Well, you'll be sure I'll be visiting your place every now and then!
I am having problems accessing MyBlogLog during the weekends, so, I hope I could get something done about it...
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