Creative Nonfiction by Andrea Badgley
My coworker Jeremey DuVall wrote recently about adventuring. Specifically, he wrote about taking more microadventures: little adventures taken at little cost, that take you out of your normal routine, and can be done in your own back yard or your own small town. I took his advice today. For my birthday, my son gave me … Continue reading Hahn Horticulture Garden: a Microadventure
I know what I’ll be doing every day for the rest of the summer. Continue reading In the weeds
We spent the past week moving: we are homeowners again. We’ve gotten the unpacking to a point where we can lounge in the living room, find clothes in our closets, cook in the kitchen, and eat at the table. We’ve also gotten to the point where I feel like I can take a breather from … Continue reading Yellow flowers, foggy morning
I grew lavender in Florida. The world is a more beautiful place for the fragrance of lavender. When we grew herbs in Florida, I would walk out in the garden every morning and run my hands through the lavender plants to release their perfume. In the coolness of dewy mornings it was a lovely fragrance … Continue reading Lavender
