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The yarrow is not stalking us
Aug. 14th, 2013 05:11 pmSeen on a wall of Nashville's Belcourt Theatre a couple of weeks ago:
Seen in Chungliang Al Huang's Quantum Soup (Berkeley: Celestial Arts, 1991):
[Incidentally, I have owned this book since 1996 or so and am finally, slowly making my way into it. Through it? That remains to be seen. There is hope.]
Yard update: hollyhock seedlings are visible, a bit earlier than anticipated. Still too early for the primroses and yes, yarrow.
Seen in Chungliang Al Huang's Quantum Soup (Berkeley: Celestial Arts, 1991):
It is reassuring to realize that Confucius had only begun to appreciate the true value of the I Ching after reaching the ripe age of seventy. What is our hurry? The yarrow is not talking us.
[Incidentally, I have owned this book since 1996 or so and am finally, slowly making my way into it. Through it? That remains to be seen. There is hope.]
Yard update: hollyhock seedlings are visible, a bit earlier than anticipated. Still too early for the primroses and yes, yarrow.
