touching
a ‘touch me not’
we wait the restart
© 2018 Melinda J. Irvine
- Daily Post: Restart
- I’m part of Post A Day 2018
- Location: Estancia, Iloilo (Philipppines)
Touch Me Not
Melinda J. Irvine is an Australian writer, poet, and blogger living between the Philippines and Australia. Mel is adopted mum to Jerry, a Filipino boy she met in 2015 while volunteering after Typhoon Yolanda. All the money she earns as a freelance writer and author get her one step closer to legally adopting Jerry — plus helping the other kids from his village go to school.
I read that these plants learn: http://theconversation.com/pavlovs-plants-new-study-shows-plants-can-learn-from-experience-69794 is this amazing, or what!
This is very cool, I’ve been reading about this lately. It’s amazing to consider how they learn. Jerry showed them to me while walking one day. There is a book I was reading last year called ‘The Hidden Life of Trees: what they feel, how they communicate’ by Peter Wohleben which is also very interesting. I borrowed it from the Bolinda Digital Library through my local library in Australia (i’m a member of so many libraries and miss them so much).
Haha … i just finished that book and gave a copy to my bushcare group leader too, so wonderful that these ideas are traveling far and wide ♡
It is wonderful these messages are being taken up by more and more people who are working to protect our beautiful earth. Yay.
WOW! Interesting.
Jerry loved showing them to me. I had to google them to find out a little more. What fun. Thanks for stopping by. Mel.